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** Series 5 and 6 with the [[Creator/MattSmith Eleventh Doctor]], has a ridiculous amount of lens flare, possibly to show off the new [[Platform/HighDefinition HD]] format (the series 5 premiere was only the fifth episode of the show broadcast in HD).

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** Series 5 and 6 with the [[Creator/MattSmith Eleventh Doctor]], has a ridiculous amount of lens flare, possibly to show off the new [[Platform/HighDefinition [[MediaNotes/HighDefinition HD]] format (the series 5 premiere was only the fifth episode of the show broadcast in HD).
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** Series 5 and 6 with the [[Creator/MattSmith Eleventh Doctor]], has a ridiculous amount of lens flare, possibly to show off the new [[UsefulNotes/HighDefinition HD]] format (the series 5 premiere was only the fifth episode of the show broadcast in HD).

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** Series 5 and 6 with the [[Creator/MattSmith Eleventh Doctor]], has a ridiculous amount of lens flare, possibly to show off the new [[UsefulNotes/HighDefinition [[Platform/HighDefinition HD]] format (the series 5 premiere was only the fifth episode of the show broadcast in HD).
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3D video games in the mid-to-late 1990s were absolutely polluted with fake-looking lens flare effects. The UsefulNotes/PlayStation port of ''VideoGame/QuakeII'' added a little star-shaped glare effect ''and'' a lens flare around every light source on the map. Walking down a corridor with spotlights was a ridiculous experience. Games journalists therefore refer to any bandwagon visual effect as [[https://www.google.com.au/search?q=%22is+the+new+lens+flare%22 "the new lens flare".]]

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3D video games in the mid-to-late 1990s were absolutely polluted with fake-looking lens flare effects. The UsefulNotes/PlayStation Platform/PlayStation port of ''VideoGame/QuakeII'' added a little star-shaped glare effect ''and'' a lens flare around every light source on the map. Walking down a corridor with spotlights was a ridiculous experience. Games journalists therefore refer to any bandwagon visual effect as [[https://www.google.com.au/search?q=%22is+the+new+lens+flare%22 "the new lens flare".]]

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