True 4K Blu-ray - why I will mostly skip if released

[Penton-Man]

Originally Posted by thelwig14

Way too much misinformation to correct.

lol, fine , if that's too much to absorb, then take a serious stab at just one of which you’ve quoted, and by serious , I mean a rebuttal with specific details.

What are you going to tell us? e.g. 1. your theater is totally brand new, 2. opened this week, 3. uses a Christie 4K projector (rather than a Sony https://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread...me#post7546009 ) and 4. has only been showing Elysium (Image Format: 4096x1716 [4K Scope] – which b.t.w. has a 5.1 CCAP File size of 115GB) since it opened?

Ergo, 100% of your D-Cinema viewing experience has been true 4K? Yeah, fulfilling those criteria, then I would completely agree with you and say that you are one clever fellow as I hadn’t previously thought of that particular scenario. I mean seriously, out of the hundreds of feature films that have been distributed to Digital Cinemas over the years how many do you think even got 4K DCPs…much less were projected in 4K?

Meanwhile, please enlighten me on DCPs… https://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread...ci#post7820790

Or tell us specifically how you disagree with Sean McCarthy’s assertions. Let’s start with the 'fovea', since that seems to be of some interest on consumer forums now. Given your expertise and experience in vision science do you think that humans can have no ‘fovea’ at all….and hypothetically, if that were or were not possible, what would you estimate their highest visual acuity then to be?

b.t.w. Wikipedia won’t help you with this ^....and neither could Joe for that matter.