70 mm (horizontal) (IMAX DMR blow-up) (Kodak)

[vveksuvarna]

Originally Posted by Suntory_Times

If you want to see what a dmr'ed image looks like on blu look at the non imax scenes of the dark knight transfer. It was sourced from the imax print. Some DNR and heavy edge enhancement.

The Dark Knight BD is not an accurate representation of what the image looks like after being DMR'ed, even though the BD was sourced from an IMAX 70mm horizontal print.

the size of the projection is vital in noticing the artifacts,

it is undebatable fact that the bigger the display gets, the higher resolution it commands,

same theory goes for IMAX, in which 35mm film is scanned and printed on IMAX 70mm, which is larger than the regular 70mm scope film.

One has to see a DMR'ed show to really below average quality projected on a giant screen.

However, the sound is superior in these showings.

[Suntory_Times]

Originally Posted by vveksuvarna

The Dark Knight BD is not an accurate representation of what the image looks like after being DMR'ed, even though the BD was sourced from an IMAX 70mm horizontal print.

the size of the projection is vital in noticing the artifacts,

it is undebatable fact that the bigger the display gets, the higher resolution it commands,

same theory goes for IMAX, in which 35mm film is scanned and printed on IMAX 70mm, which is larger than the regular 70mm scope film.

One has to see a DMR'ed show to really below average quality projected on a giant screen.

However, the sound is superior in these showings.

It's all got to do with veiwing distance, the problems related are just as viewable at home as they are in imax.

[vveksuvarna]

Originally Posted by Suntory_Times

It's all got to do with veiwing distance, the problems related are just as viewable at home as they are in imax.

you know, I kinda agree with you,

but think in terms of field of view, the projected image will always have an advantage.