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07-10-2011, 06:45 PM	#1
Blufan11 Active Member Member since:Dec 2008 Location:Orlando 4K collection:116 Blu-ray collection:530	Just because it's filmed in HD, doesn't mean it will look good, right? I had a simple question... If something's filmed in HD, it doesn't mean it will look great on blu-ray correct? It depends on how they use the HD source material they have and how they port it onto a blu-ray disc? Anyone want to fill me in? Want to buy this imported Japanese concert and everyone is saying "Oh, it was filmed in HD so it will look amazing" but, I don't want to spend 80+ dollars on a mediocre blu... Anyways, just because it's filmed in HD doesn't mean it will look great, correct?

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