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Not sure what HDR will add to an older animated film but 4k would be nice.
by rtkwe 7y ago
Not sure what HDR will add to an older animated film but 4k would be nice.
- novok 7y agoThey might of created it with a wider color space for theatrical film release vs the color space that gets released on home VHS / DVD. Film has a higher dynamic range than digital sensors today still.
- pier25 7y ago> Film has a higher dynamic range than digital sensors today still. No, not really. Digital sensors surpassed film a long time ago in terms of DR. Film has 12-13 stops while it's pretty common these days in pro digital gear to have 15 stops of DR. Roma (the movie) was totally shot on digital because it has better DR than film. As for resolution any modern pro camera (+8K) has more detail than 35mm or even 70mm film and much lower noise levels. I'm not denying that film has its charm, but aesthetics are very subjective.
- pier25 7y agoMost people think HDR is only about bright highlights, but IMO the most important parts are: - 10 bit colors - Appropriate mastering for darker colors (most non HDR LED TVs rarely can render the darkest colors) Both of these would have a massive impact on the colors of hand drawn/painted animations when watched with a good OLED TV.