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Originally Posted by barrett75
i certainly wouldn't take an old DVD as a reference for the grading btw. that said, Plaion looks like better encoded even if i think they pushed a tad too far the HDR knob with the results of appearing a bit "too much". well before the SS release i thought Plaion was a bit "sharpened" (while i did like it very much):
https://forum.blu-ray.com/showpost.p...6&postcount=38
SS appears to be a little less "pop" in a good way but the encoding it's not the best ever seen. in fact, as per the booklet in the LE, this is NOT a Fidelity joint.
i''m keeping both releases. |
Yeah, I don't "seriously" take DVDs as reference for colour timing and I'm not bothered much by (subtle) changes thereof. As I posted earlier, to me the Plaion disc felt slightly too bright. But what I really can't stand is lack of grain retention (in this case apparently due to Second Sight's encode, which is something of a novelty, since their releases usually feature spot-on encodes!), so I'll gladly go with Plaion.