02-14-2009, 12:46 PM
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Dec 2008
Massachusetts
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Originally Posted by HighTechJunkie
Hey all, I just bought a Sony BDP-S350 Blu-Ray player and really only have one question.
When I go to buy a Blu-Ray movie is there anywhere on the case that states that the film was shot in 1080p HD? I like alot of old films but it drives me nuts to see some of these older films being put out on Blu-Ray discs when I know they weren't shot in HD. Now I know some of you will say that the old 35mm resolution was much greater than Blu-Rays anway and when they scale it down to put on a Blu-Ray disc it looks great but I would still like to only buy movies that were filmed in HD or buy movies that I know I will be viewing them in full 1080p. Any advice anyone has will be appreciated.
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I not sure that you are going to find that many movies been shot in HD. I know of a couple concerts that were shot with HD video cameras, but not any movies.
Try using this link:[http://www.imdb.com. Search for the movie your interested in, then click on the Aspect Ratio. This should tell you what was used to film the movie. Hope that helps you out.
Garry
Last edited by gem58; 02-14-2009 at 12:48 PM.
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