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Blu-ray Guru
Nov 2014
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When you're trying to fit dinosaurs in the frame, you generally want a taller aspect ratio. I find scope aspect ratio very effective for certain types of films, but again, for 3D, taller aspect ratios are often better. It reduces the likelihood of edge violations. Although if the filmmakers are fun enough to allow protruded elements to break outside the bars, it can be just as, if not more effective. |
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Thanks given by: | Rickyrockard (12-05-2017), Zivouhr (12-05-2017) |
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