List of 4K film transfers on Blu-ray shot on film (non-digitally shot)

[RalphoR]

I just stumbled across this thread....dang, there's a lot of upgrades in my future

I noticed all the Sony Harryhausen movies given to Twilight Time were scanned in 4k but not The Golden Voyage of Sinbad? I thought it was and most likely the upcoming 3 Worlds of Gulliver bd releasing next week. I could be wrong.

[Bolty]

The recent Independence Day wasn't a 4K Transfer?

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Originally Posted by Bolty

The recent Independence Day wasn't a 4K Transfer?

Yes it was but it's was shot digitally so it's not on this list
But it's on HD's list here:
https://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread.php?t=220755

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[Pieter V]

The biggest benefit of the DI was that we scanned at 4k and we are delivering at 4k.

https://filmmakermagazine.com/97597-...-film-in-35mm/

[eddievanhalen]

I thought Star Wars The Force Awakens was shot to film and got a 4K DI, so it qualifies here.

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Originally Posted by eddievanhalen

I thought Star Wars The Force Awakens was shot to film and got a 4K DI, so it qualifies here.

We have no way of know for sure, there has been no official press release on that.

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Originally Posted by Pieter V

https://filmmakermagazine.com/97597-...-film-in-35mm/

Added...thanx Pieter

[Rich1631]

I never understood why so many films in the 2000s were shot on 35mm but then finished at 2K. You just sacrificed resolution, and for what reason? I don't get it. 35mm is like the 3.2-4K.

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Originally Posted by Rich1631

I never understood why so many films in the 2000s were shot on 35mm but then finished at 2K. You just sacrificed resolution, and for what reason? I don't get it. 35mm is like the 3.2-4K.

The cheap way to go.....some years back the costs of making a 4K DI was very high.
Even these days most new 4K UHD disc are an upscale.
By that i mean new movies like the Magnificent Seven.
I personally am pissed off by the fact they dare to call them 4K releases

[Rich1631]

Originally Posted by L'armée des ombres

The cheap way to go.....some years back the costs of making a 4K DI was very high.
Even these days most new 4K UHD disc are an upscale.
By that i mean new movies like the Magnificent Seven.
I personally am pissed off by the fact they dare to call them 4K releases

Lol. I get you. The HDR makes a HUGE difference. Some 2K DI (Pacific Rim, Shallows) look better than stuff that is native 4K.

[Pieter V]

4K scans but finished 2K

The film was scanned by EFilm at 6K and down-sampled to 4K with an Arriscan.
Leonnet colored from DPX files using Lustre software; the mastering resolution was 2K

~ASC January 2017

EFilm scanned the project’s material
at 6K and down-rezzed to 4K using
an Arriscan. Senior digital-intermediate
colorist Natasha Leonnet
performed final color grading in
Autodesk Lustre at the EFilm theater
at Fox Studios, mastering to 2K for a
2K DCP deliverable for theaters.

~ASC January 2017

EFilm scanned the project's material at 6K and down-rezzed to 4K using an Arriscan. Senior digital-intermediate colorist Natasha Leonnet performed final color grading in Autodesk Lustre at the EFilm theater at Fox Studios, mastering to 2K for a 2K DCP deliverable for theaters. Dailies were produced at Crawford Media on telecine, and graded by D.C. Cardinali with Blackmagic Design's DaVinci Resolve.

~ASC January 2017

[Patsfan123]

Are they coloring individual pixels? I would think not but I am not colorist.

I could see using a 2K monitor/source and apply it to the 4K DI. Seems like a huge waste to do everything at 4K then ditching it at the last step.

[Pieter V]

Future release:

[Pieter V]

4k dcp.

[UseY0ur1llusi0n]

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Originally Posted by Pieter V

4K scans but finished 2K

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Originally Posted by UseY0ur1llusi0n

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Originally Posted by Pieter V

Future release:

Let's wait and see