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Another point to consider is that many 4K 35mm movies, are actually upscaled from 1080p or 2K scans. Here's a good list to check whether a film is real 4K or n
by pier25 6y ago
Another point to consider is that many 4K 35mm movies, are actually upscaled from 1080p or 2K scans.
Here's a good list to check whether a film is real 4K or not.
https://www.digiraw.com/DVD-4K-Bluray-ripping-service/4K-UHD-ripping-service/the-real-or-fake-4K-list/ https://www.digiraw.com/DVD-4K-Bluray-ripping-service/4K-UHD...
I've now remembered that the X-Men films from 20 years ago did look pretty good in 4K HDR. And apparently they are "real 4K". Also the 4K remaster of The Fifth Element.
- dylan604 6y agoSorry, I was assuming we were not talking uprezing and true film scans. Uprez outputs can look disastorous as people tend to use a heavy amount of noise canceling. Bad temporal noise filters look so bad when you can see residual artifacts from 4-5 frames earlier. shudders. Or someone that did this to content that had a 3:2 cadence, and now want to restore to original frame rate even though the cadence is undetectable by filters. Select fields it is! Ugh. too many flashbacks popping off.