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Line 177: == Completely Invisible == === Film === * ''[[Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (film)\|Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban]]''.: The footprint method is used ~~in the third movie~~ when Harry wears the cloak outside while it's snowing. However in any shot where he's putting on or taking off the cloak, it falls into the category of [[Special Effects Failure\|distortion]] due to the use of the [[Chroma Key\|green-screen technique]] to make the cloak appear invisible. The [[Harry Potter (video game)\|video game version]] of ''[[~~Harry Potter/~~Harry Potter and ~~The~~the Philosopher's Stone (novel)\|Philosopher's Stone]]'' uses the Partly Transparent method. And although we can see Harry the whole time, they didn't bother to put a cloak on him—you know, the thing that's actually supposed to be making him invisible in the first place. ** Slyly invoked by the British Library's travelling ''Harry Potter'' exhibit in 2017-2018. Harry's cloak is the centerpiece of one section, where it's displayed in a Lucite case. All you could see was a hanger. * ''[[The Lord of the Rings (film)\|The Lord of the Rings]]'' trilogy, with Frodo. The only way we could tell where he was in the last part was by his footprints. ** Bilbo was invisible to the audience while wearing the ring. However, when Frodo wore the ring, we saw a distorted version of reality with him in it.