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Ugh. I'm not upgrading till I'm good and ready. Curse you, technology.
It definitely happens. Just take a look at Terminator 2 in 4K versus blu-ray. The color filtering is definitely different.
...ha ha ha ha.... that's cool!
I watched them with Swiss army chocolate and army biscuits ;)
I too will go 4k with my next television, even though they say the human eye
Can't actually take in all the visual information from 4k ?
As It's Christmas, I'm watching Bond drinking beer and eating Everything ,!
It's a difference, clearly. It's less about the higher resolution than the overall image quality. The colors are natural and stunningly beautiful. The contrasts really are perfect.
The much higher resolution is especially visible in bright daylight scenes and in films that are colorful and don't use filters.
Tiffany in that nice little nothing she's almost wearing in 4K was worth the trouble alone of getting the new Apple TV.
I have to watch TMWTGG first in 4K. The movie seems made for that format. And I need to see Goodnight in 4K from every angle and pushing that red button ;)
And yes, @mattjoes, a lot of br releases have altered colors. I had the br of Michael Mann´s Manhunter and sold it again, sticking to the dvd, because the br got rid of all those fantastic 80s neon color shades, a real shame!
With the Bond films you needn´t worry though, they are the perfect sales promotion for br as a medium ;-).
A lot.
Fine. Make me spend more money..
I'm not so sure I will upgrade once more, to 4K, since I can't really imagine the quality to be considerably better, or the picture even sharper. But I literally replaced hundreds of DVDs by their Blu-ray equivalent because I'm a sucker for the best quality affordable, even quite a few that I hadn't even watched by then.
In five years max "we all" will stream the films anyway and most of them will automatically be in 4K resolution.
We'll all have a box at home that can stream 4K.
So all it takes in a couple of years (or now) is a 4K enabled box (like Apple TV) and a TV set that is 4K.
I've discovered today that Netflix has a ton of 4K content. So the future has indeed already arrived it seems.
And now I'm already hearing about 8K...
Well you beat me to that comment.
Eva Green is a Goddess, a provider of the wet dream and endless joy, she is THE woman.
And I'll watch HER in 4K soon ha ha....
It's ordered.
Sorry. It's true.
How was the American one butchered? You mean scenes were cut?