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![]() Looks good to me. ![]() and some more, http://www.caps-a-holic.com/hd_vergl...leich=blow_out
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Based on this and your Omega Man review you probably just need to educate yourself a bit more on the function of grain in film, the gritty nature of American cinema of the '70s and '80s, and especially the paramount importance of presenting these films in precisely the condition they premiered in, grain and all.
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Agreed. I couldn't believe how good Omega Man it looked. I doubt it even looked that good in it's initial run. |
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Those are emulsion scratches from a piece of dirt trapped in the gate while the film was being run. These are extremely difficult to fix digitally. But, I have seen much worse. |
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There is ample grain in the film, but you shouldn't be seeing "lines" of grain. Try playing around with your sharpness settings for your tv and player. Generally speaking they should both be set at zero(or whatever the minimum is, i.e. -15, etc.) for your blu-ray input.
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I thought the movie looked great. Grain didn't bother me at all. I'll take the grain and the way the film is supposed to look over excessive DNR any day of the week.
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It looks fantastic. The grain is definitely not excessive.
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However if his sharpness setting is over boosted, it may make the film appear 'grainier'. |
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Understood, but high sharpness can accentuate such anomalies in addition to creating additional ones.
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