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  #1661317 31-Oct-2016 11:40
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Here's a little known fact: The UB900 I just bought from Harvey Norman came with two free UHD disks. The Revenant and Creed. Made me feel much better about the price :-)




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  #1661321 31-Oct-2016 11:44
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I cant wait for planet earth in 4k im watching the old earth eries and cant believe I can see pixels on my 4k even though it already looks amazing and they are going to better it wow

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  #1661326 31-Oct-2016 11:50
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Apparently there are 2 kinds, shot in 4k vs remastered to 4k



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  #1661327 31-Oct-2016 11:54
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joker97: Apparently there are 2 kinds, shot in 4k vs remastered to 4k

 

 

 

Yes a lot of the current 4K UHD releases are films that were finished in 2K, so they are upscalled to 4K for their release.  There is a thread on the Blu-Ray forums that list true 4K masters: http://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread.php?t=270798





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  #1661336 31-Oct-2016 12:21
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Yes it all depends, out of all my 4k blurays only revenant was filmed in 6.5k and downscaled for commercial release hence it looks better than all my other ones

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  #1661338 31-Oct-2016 12:25
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hamisht:

joker97: Apparently there are 2 kinds, shot in 4k vs remastered to 4k


 


Yes a lot of the current 4K UHD releases are films that were finished in 2K, so they are upscalled to 4K for their release.  There is a thread on the Blu-Ray forums that list true 4K masters: http://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread.php?t=270798



That list is deceptive, its only showing masters not raw before the master, I know for a fact a lot of the movies on that list wasnt filmed in 4k at all

 
 
 

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  #1661340 31-Oct-2016 12:31
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kerryland:

 

Here's a little known fact: The UB900 I just bought from Harvey Norman came with two free UHD disks. The Revenant and Creed. Made me feel much better about the price :-)

 

 

For the sake of completeness I have to confess that I lied. Mad Max and Creed were the free disks. So far I've only actually watched The Lego Movie. Twice. I love the specular highlights!


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  #1661350 31-Oct-2016 12:39
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thesudio: That list is deceptive, its only showing masters not raw before the master, I know for a fact a lot of the movies on that list wasnt filmed in 4k at all

 

 

 

They were all shot on film, which has higher native resolution than 4k cameras can provide. Films that were shot on 70mm back in the 1950s have resolution approaching 8k, and even bog-standard 35mm is around 4k.


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  #1661374 31-Oct-2016 13:07
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ADBNZ:

thesudio: That list is deceptive, its only showing masters not raw before the master, I know for a fact a lot of the movies on that list wasnt filmed in 4k at all


 


They were all shot on film, which has higher native resolution than 4k cameras can provide. Films that were shot on 70mm back in the 1950s have resolution approaching 8k, and even bog-standard 35mm is around 4k.





Nah man chunk of those films were not filmed on film but a bunch were although for example deadpool was filmed in 3.5k and all the cgi which is half the movie is in 2k but filmed few scenes in 4k and even 5k and 35mm for intro but it still made the list theres lots of other examples too

http://realorfake4k.com/my-product/deadpool/

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  #1661414 31-Oct-2016 14:03
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Hope the film reels haven't degraded too much over all these time :(


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  #1661418 31-Oct-2016 14:08
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Haha apparently the original japanese godzilla film is going to have a raw 4k remaster because the film is still in great shape, director thinks it looks great because you can really catch all the detailing work of the sculptures which we cant see in the other versions... so I think the degredation is only if you leave it lying around instead of a temp controlled vault which hopefully companies have... but a lot of the cutting.corners so to speak is done.in the digital domain ie deadpool type shenanigans

 
 
 
 

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  #1661425 31-Oct-2016 14:13
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If I were them I'd do it to 8K and beyond! (You nkow, being Japanese and all ...)


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  #1661541 31-Oct-2016 16:21
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joker97:

 

If I were them I'd do it to 8K and beyond! (You nkow, being Japanese and all ...)

 

 

 

 

Guardians of the Galaxy 2 is being filmed in 8K :D





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  #1661618 31-Oct-2016 18:24
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hamisht:

 

joker97:

 

If I were them I'd do it to 8K and beyond! (You nkow, being Japanese and all ...)

 

 

 

 

Guardians of the Galaxy 2 is being filmed in 8K :D

 

 

 

 

Nice - however zero Disney / Marvel movies have been or are being released in 4K at this point.


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  #1662907 2-Nov-2016 19:32
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Can I ask you UHD pros - I have a 4K monitor on my PC ... how do I watch Netflix UHD? Can I just do it from a browser? Doesn't look very UHD to me


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