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A new special effects technique for the shooting of the flying sequences called "Reverse Bluescreen Photography" was developed by John Dykstra for this movie. Wikipedia.com states that the process involved "coating the model with phosphorus paint and photographing it first with strong lighting against a black background and then with ultraviolet light to create the necessary male and female mattes to separate the foreground model and the background footage. This enabled the shiny black model to be photographed flying against a clear blue sky and gleaming white snow; compare this with traditional bluescreen technique used in L'Impero colpisce ancora (1980)."

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