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Steve Yedlin (cinematographer of The Last Jedi) posted an excellent analysis of image resolution in cinema on his website. It utterly convinced me that resoluti
by readbeard 8y ago
Steve Yedlin (cinematographer of The Last Jedi) posted an excellent analysis of image resolution in cinema on his website. It utterly convinced me that resolution beyond 2K/1080p is superfluous on most normal-sized cinema screens at normal viewing distances. IMAX will, however, benefit noticeably from higher resolutions.
http://yedlin.net/ResDemo/index.html http://yedlin.net/ResDemo/index.html
- derekdahmer 8y agoI just can't believe this. Watching Mad Max in 4k on a 65" from 12 feet away there's still an obvious difference in detail and texture. You can see the bumps on skin, and grains in the sand. So many ppl ITT throwing around equations but I have both 4k and 1080p content and all I can say is the difference is very real. Planet Earth II vs Planet Earth I is another example. Netflix 4k vs 1080p shows. Things like forest scapes, schools of fish, snowy mountain ranges all have just awesome differences in detail.