Frage von MaxEmanuel:
Hi, I would like to find out what the primary filter in the movie 'The man who never lived' comes to bear?
Antwort von Axel:
If you look at eg 'The man who never lived' view, that falls on the bulk of the film a kind of fixed, honeycomb-like, structure on the material is - especially when it comes to dark areas of application. Perhaps you are sitting too close s.der screen and have the regular perforation seen for the Sound. The film itself has no such.
In another shooting, such as in the preview of Crank 2 to see the whole picture is very soft - a soft, this could be? Au contraire. Look
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What can the movies' movie-like 'effect?
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Antwort von MaxEmanuel:
So, the structure is in 'The Man ..' actually only on a brilliant display as a larger TV Logic easily seen. The man so in a 08/15 or even movies on a normal plasma is not nearly as good, I can see clearly. I am concerned with the details and not 'immediately striking elements'. What concerns Crank is equally clear that this film, just like most other nachcoloriert and has been modified. Yet I find it quite synonymous sharp edges but it is equally related extremely soft! Especially since he still sometimes synonymous interlaced recorded - here is my source from which I just so ersehen:
Antwort von Axel:
Interlaced? How do you react?
Based soft edges?
I understand that you have a BD of "The Man Who ..." expensive on a FullHD display purely pulled searched. I however have only a reminder s.den analog film shown in the movie, which I did not except the usual for Ridley Scott was particularly noticed. I must add that specific differences in brightness at a much better analog picture to see. Maybe you can to a point in this
