Lens Flare Censor: Difference between revisions

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See also [[Censor Steam]].

== Anime and Manga ==

* ''[[They Are My Noble Masters]]'': Miyu's bare chest is covered by the bright glow of a light positioned behind her.

* As seen on the page picture, ''[[Strike Witches]]'' loves doing this when they don't use [[Censor Steam]]. Even on ''night'' scenes, beams of light will appear out of nowhere. Thankfully DVD releases remove them.

* ''[[Hidan no Aria]]'' uses this to censor... girls in their ''underwear''. Is this show aired at grade schoolers or what?

* ''[[Manyu Hikencho]]'' uses huge white bars to censor bare breasts in its initial broadcast. However, since it's an action-comedy ''about'' huge breasts, this makes many episodes virtually unwatchable until the light- or non-censored versions are released.

** Oddly enough, Saya hacking up monsters into bloody chunks, is left uncensored. But when it's a human, they break out the censor.

 

== Comic Books ==

 

== Film ==

== Live-Action TV ==

* ''[[NCIS]]'' uses lens flares to cover the genitals of cadavers, instead of the usual sheet that other forensic shows tend to use.

** In some sixth-season episodes, they've changed methods and gone for a small towel.

** It's particularly notable that the size of the lens flare changes depending on the state of the cadaver, even within a single episode. A male cadaver's chest will be lit normally, while a female cadaver's chest will initially be hidden by lens flare, only to be lit normally once it's been open for autopsy.

* ''[[CSI]]'' has employed conveniently placed standing magnifying glasses that create a lens flare/distorted light effect on bodies.

* ''[[Deal or No Deal]]'' often uses this to hide the contents of cases in previews of upcoming episodes.

 

== Music ==

 

== Web Comics ==

 

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