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![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() I'm waiting for a proper 4K shopping link for Prince of Darkness. Don't like Steelbook from Zavvi, will come back at it. Besides the release is a bit delayed. Last edited by Pieter V; 10-29-2018 at 12:01 PM. |
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For diehard fans of this great thread, there is a great sale going on at Target tonight where you can pick and choose 4K Native Resolution for as low as $10 shipped. It is a Buy 2 get 1 Free, and you can cross mix 4k with regular Blu-ray.
Here is the sale link of 88 titles: (88 Titles) of 4K Buy2-Get 1 Free Link One of the titles is Terminator 2 in 4k Native Resolution, when combined with with the offer amounts to $10 shipped. |
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#2089 |
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Nov 2018
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Can someone make a list of existing titles that can be issued in 8K? Because in my opinion in 2 years we will have to upgrade our collections to 8K
I know that 4K took longer to become mainstream, but I think the cycle will be shorter this time, the TVs will be available from next year, so some content will have to be provided sooner than later |
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We still live in a theatrical world where many movies are finished in 2k. 8k displays may end up with higher frame rates for sports and be closer in capability to the Rec 2020 color space than what was promised for 4k displays only as a means to try and get you to upgrade yet again with little to no true 8k content... an uphill battle. You will also need a MUCH larger display to see any difference anyway and so few households would be itching to do that. I also don't see a physical medium being adopted for it either. 4k discs may be it. Last edited by FilmFreakosaurus; 11-02-2018 at 02:08 PM. |
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#2091 |
Blu-ray King
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Right, here's a list of 65/70mm films that would benefit from 8K when/if that ever happens: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_70_mm_films
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#2096 |
Blu-ray Knight
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The reality is when 8K dispays get released we will be watching 4K discs on them 98--99% of the time.
Buy 4k discs now. Or not... idc , but lets try and be realistic. Theaters finish films at 2k Digital Intermediate. So buy 4k discs and play them on a 4k display or 8k display for the next 10 years. That's what were getting, same with gaming...basically. If 8k discs come out sooner then so be it. I'll buy the 8k/4k blu ray packs. I'm good. When 8K Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.2 is released on an 8K 300GB 6 layer it won't matter much to me I've the 4k, and the detail is enough for me. Now if The Revenant or John Wick 2 was filmed in 8K I'd be interested but for now I'm happy to enjoy 4k Native The Revenant and upscaled 2k with WCG and HDR with way better bitrates than Blu Ray could ever wish to pull off. 8K could just end up being a resolution bump and that's not going to be much different imho than a well done 4k disc on an 8k display. That's how I'm seeing it for now. Last edited by KubrickKurasawa; 11-11-2018 at 03:30 PM. |
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#2098 |
Blu-ray Emperor
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Yes, next-gen codecs will help but where is that 150GB going to come from? UHD is using existing Blu-ray tech, to put it simply (33GB layers were ratified in 2010), and seeing as 128GB quad-layer discs are simply not commercially viable for mass replication in any way, shape or form - even 128GB BDXL recordable discs are as rare as hen's teeth at this point - then 100GB is it for physical media unless someone, somewhere decides to take the plunge and spend millions of dollars on developing a new physical format. Good luck trying to raise those funds in today's streaming-dominated market.
PS Guardians 2 was finished in 2K anyway, and seeing as all but 50-odd shots in the entire movie don't have any VFX and so would be "native 8K" then you're never going to see a true 4K version, never mind 8K. |
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Most UHD discs hang around the 55GB-65GB mark. I've ripped over 100 of 'em. Very rarely do you have anything over 80GB. I think the one 60FPS one I have is 96GB.
If UHD is 50GB, 66GB and 100GB discs, I'd imagine 8K needs to be 100GB, 150GB, 200GB. |
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