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In the Brit mini-series Ultraviolet, leechs are not reflected nor visible in surveillance cameras.
SWAT team handguns have small mirrors/cameras, and if vamp is not visible, the shooting beings.
Other modern depictions have been less faithful to traditional conventions, however.
Byzantium (2013) definitely broke the daylight and reflections rules,
as did Kiss Of The Damned (2012).
I do not know if filmmakers are lazy, ignorant of, or simply have no use for Stoker era traditions.
When they are on camera, could you lens flare where they are? How would that look?
Of use the Japanese trick of a convenient plant or sign for obfuscation?
SWAT team handguns have small mirrors/cameras, and if vamp is not visible, the shooting beings.
Other modern depictions have been less faithful to traditional conventions, however.
Byzantium (2013) definitely broke the daylight and reflections rules,
as did Kiss Of The Damned (2012).
I do not know if filmmakers are lazy, ignorant of, or simply have no use for Stoker era traditions.
When they are on camera, could you lens flare where they are? How would that look?
Of use the Japanese trick of a convenient plant or sign for obfuscation?