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Post by jmilton on Jan 24, 2012 12:57:41 GMT -5
It's all a precursor to 4K.
Mark my words...Precious!
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Post by flamingeye on May 27, 2012 22:09:59 GMT -5
Doesn’t matter to me I live in Wyoming, where still 10 to 20 years behind everyone else which is why I just got around to answering this post ;D
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Post by garbulky on May 27, 2012 22:24:57 GMT -5
The new framerate will need new filming techniques and styles to take advantage of the technology. Just like 3d required a different filming style in transformers 3.
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Post by Porscheguy on May 28, 2012 7:50:11 GMT -5
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Post by paintedklown on May 28, 2012 13:30:00 GMT -5
It's all a precursor to 4K. Mark my words... Precious! ^^^This^^^ There are already 4k displays on the horizon, along with glasses free 3-D. 48/fps films will set a new "standard" for how great home video can look (once you upgrade your player, cables, screen, and software of course   ) will be what is placed in every piece of marketing literature that will come out. The adoption of blu-ray didn't exactly go as planned, and the adoption of 3-D was even less successful. The industry must keep us thinking that every bit of gear we own is antiquated, so they can keep reaping the monetary benefits. I am sure I will be intrigued by the next major home video technology, but the rate new HT tech keeps getting shoved out is now at ridiculous levels. It sickens me!  And It's all due to manufacturers needing more cash every quarter. |
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Post by selkec on May 28, 2012 13:48:13 GMT -5
all of this stuff just makes everything look fake as hell. Nothing looks that smooth even in real life when panning. Dont believe me? turn your head from side to side and see if it looks as smooth as these new fake looking tvs..... it doesnt.....Or soap opera effect some call it. I guess if you like yout movies looking fake and like cartoons then is is for you. |
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) will be what is placed in every piece of marketing literature that will come out. 
And It's all due to manufacturers needing more cash every quarter. 
