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Completely agree. Showing a 24fps movie at an interpolated higher framerate is like taking a photo shot using Kodak Tri-X film showing its beautiful grain (eg:
by biot 16y ago
Completely agree. Showing a 24fps movie at an interpolated higher framerate is like taking a photo shot using Kodak Tri-X film showing its beautiful grain (eg: http://www.1point4photography.com/images/02010001.jpg http://www.1point4photography.com/images/02010001.jpg) and digitally removing the grain from the photo. It would completely ruin the look the photographer intended.
- zcid 16y agoThat reminds me how pissed I was when they released The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly on BluRay. One of my favorite movies in hi-def! Then I started watching it. I've seen VCDs with more grain than that. I stopped it after about 15 minutes and put on the DVD instead. The company that transferred that film should never be hired again by anyone.
- chopsueyar 16y agoThe original Blu-Ray version of Robocop was pulled off of the market for its horrendous transfer from film.