Films shot in Dolby Vision?

[Penton-Man]

Originally Posted by kristoffer

Star Wars The Force Awakens could become the first film released in Dolby Vision HDR http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/beh...redirect=false

Carolyn is one of the finest reporters in Hollywood because not only does she provide cutting edge news but in doing so, she doesn’t kiss the arse of her sources in her reporting, interviews, etc., like some others do to further their careers.

To add on to something which she said…”many insiders from Hollywood's technology community believe that consumers will see a noticeable difference with HDR, compared with the more widely touted "Ultra HD" 4K resolution and high frame rates”

it’s not exclusively insiders from Hollywood, but people outside Hollywood also. In regards to that, tomorrow in Paris, new results from the 4Ever consortium regarding testing of HDR and HFR will be presented at 4:05 P.M. http://www.mesclado.com/wp-content/u...v6-English.pdf

But, keep in mind, as has been said before - https://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread...te#post7325076

4K or increased spatial resolution alone has increased peoples’ awareness (and resultant R&D) of the other attributes (greater bit depth, HDR, HFR, WCG) of UHD included in BT 2020. Sure, one of your children may be brighter or faster than the others, but when queried to that regard as to who/what is *best* at the last SMPTE Tech Conference this past October, the keynote speaker (a Netflix Director) responded to the inquisitor with something like ‘we love all our children equally’ for he realizes the BIG picture, the business realities and how the consumer electronics industry works.