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Went to the theatre the other day and I have to say, having gotten used to the inky blacks and clarity of UHD on an OLED screen, the image looked decidedly milky.
I also remember watching No Time To Die in the cinema and found a fight scene in a darkened room almost impossible to follow. This could just be poor choreography but I suspect it’s again the struggle to handle darkness with a projector. The darkness around the screen is much blacker than the blacks onscreen. Anyone else been to the cinema and thought ‘this will look great on my OLED’? Also, can cinema screens handle HDR, or is that another exclusive benefit of home cinema? I still support cinemas and go when I can (although Hollywood rarely makes films I enjoy these days, but that’s another topic) but it really feels like the home cinema experience is becoming superior to the big screen ![]() |
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Thanks given by: | s2mikey (05-25-2023) |
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