17-04-2024, 09:24 9
... und hier noch ein HFR-kritischer Bericht. Es wird recht gut erklärt was das dem Auge bzw. unseren Sehgewohnheiten antut:
https://www.vulture.com/2012/12/critics-...-rate.html
Auszüge:
- Instead of the romantic illusion of film, we see the sets and makeup for what they are.
- I thought I was watching a video game
- it creates a non-cinematic picture
- renders images as unnaturally crisp and clear as an over-amped hi-def LED screen
- the movie looks so hyper-real that you see everything that’s fake about it, from painted sets to prosthetic noses
- The best way I can think to describe the quality of the 48fps image in The Hobbit is this: It looks like an ’80s-era home video shot by someone who happened to be standing around on set while The Hobbit was being filmed.
... schön neue Welt?
https://www.vulture.com/2012/12/critics-...-rate.html
Auszüge:
- Instead of the romantic illusion of film, we see the sets and makeup for what they are.
- I thought I was watching a video game
- it creates a non-cinematic picture
- renders images as unnaturally crisp and clear as an over-amped hi-def LED screen
- the movie looks so hyper-real that you see everything that’s fake about it, from painted sets to prosthetic noses
- The best way I can think to describe the quality of the 48fps image in The Hobbit is this: It looks like an ’80s-era home video shot by someone who happened to be standing around on set while The Hobbit was being filmed.
... schön neue Welt?
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Storage: TrueNAS | Open Media Vault


