![]() ![]() In recognition of these five films and one of our favorite Oscar categories, we’re putting the spotlight on one “Visual Effects” nominee each day leading up to Sunday’s broadcast and taking a closer look at what made them stand out. Just try it.Five films are nominated for an Academy Award in the “Visual Effects” category this year, and they each offer a nice look at the amazing tricks filmmakers and their effects teams can pull off on the big screen. ![]() Of course you can choose between light mode and dark mode. With “Display” you can change the color and opacity for the text and background of your Bionic Reading® Reader. With “Letter Spacing” you change the space between the letters and with “Column Width” you give your text the right frame. Choose your preferred “Font” and “Font Size” and adjust the “Line Height”. With “Details” you refine your individual Bionic Reading reading mode. You can also adjust the visibility of the remaining letters individually to your needs. With “Opacity” you define the visibility of your Fixation. Maybe you only want to read nouns, verbs and adjectives with Bionic Reading®. With “Advanced Settings” you decide which part of speech the Bionic Reading® algorithm should consider. For monosyllabic words, your Fixation setting is taken into account. ![]() With “Syllables” the syllables of the word are used as a basis for the Fixation. Your defined settings for Fixation and Saccade are used by the Bionic Reading® algorithm. With “Letters” you define your personal selection of Fixation and Saccade. With “Saccade” you define the visual jumps from Fixation to Fixation. With “Fixation” you define the expression of the letter combinations. ![]()
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