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Hey all
Where does blu-ray.com get it's source information for the Ultra HD Blu-ray titles from? e.g. For The Matrix 4K Blu-ray says this movie got it's 4K scan of the original camera negative ... Is this information publicly available or is it provided in Ultra HD Blu-ray retail box? Any for source information for the scans that's not been mentioned in the blu-ray.com review, is there somewhere I can go to obtain this online? Just genuinely intrigued as I'm quite big on if they're 2k DI's / upscales / native 4k etc ... TIA Last edited by NiKRuLeZ; 12-31-2024 at 05:00 PM. |
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Blu-ray Samurai
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Most of the time it comes from the fact that a 4K remastering has been done for use in streaming and cinema, which is carried over to UHD-BD. Other times, it's simply in the press releases or packaging, information given out by industry professionals, or leaked from various sources.
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Thanks given by: | NiKRuLeZ (12-31-2024) |
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Blu-ray Samurai
Mar 2019
Canada
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As for DI you can find that on IMDb and what camera it was shot on. The early 1080p/2.5K camera stuff is highly unlikely to get much benefit on UHD detail-wise while the earlier film cameras footage can benefit greatly depending on how it is handled.
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Thanks given by: | NiKRuLeZ (01-01-2025) |
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