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> Another point to consider is that old movies don't gain that much from blue ray Very much not the case. The detail in 35mm film can scale to 4K and beyond ve
by deergomoo 4y ago
> Another point to consider is that old movies don't gain that much from blue ray
Very much not the case. The detail in 35mm film can scale to 4K and beyond very nicely.
- yamtaddle 4y agoMy favorite 4K movies are the ones on originally recorded on 35mm, in fact, as far as looks go.
- account42 4y agoTo 4K, yes. Beyond, returns will be very diminishing. Grain does limit what you can get out, and even if it didn't, not all shots are going to be sharp enough so will need added grain to hide that anyway.
- fedeb95 4y agoCan, yes. I know that film allows such a detail. That's not my point, rather an aesthetic and, I know, extremely subjective point of view. Film where made (and consumed) a certain way back then: consuming differently today makes a different experience. Not better or worse, but different. Maybe for some dvd customers the added detail doesn't matter that much