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07-09-2018, 07:27 PM	#1
BluRayHiDef Banned Member since:Sep 2011 Location:New York, New York 4K collection:99 Blu-ray collection:273	Resolutions of the Source vs Resolution of the Digital Intermediate I was just wondering whether or not it would be accurate to refer to a movie as real 4K if it was shot at a resolution below 4K or on a film width with an equivalent resolution below 4K but was finalized with a 4K or higher digital intermediate. What do you guys think? What about movies that were shot at resolutions above 4K or on a film width with an equivalent resolution that is above 4K but were finalized with a digital intermediate that is below 4K? Can they be referred to as real 4K?

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