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Anonymous

04/27/26(Mon)14:19:33 No.220096931

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Anonymous 04/27/26(Mon)14:19:33 No.220096931 Archived

>4k UHD is released
>looks exactly the same as the 1080p

Anonymous
04/27/26(Mon)14:23:36 No.220097020

Anonymous 04/27/26(Mon)14:23:36 No.220097020

>>220096931
No it doesn't. I just got a budget 2026 Samsung Mini LED tv. 1080p Bluray of Sin City 2 auto upscaled to 4K by the tv looks fucking spectacular. I don't have a 4K player but if just upscaled 1080p discs look this good I'm sure with HDR10+ it would look lovely. This is my first 4K tv.

Anonymous
04/27/26(Mon)14:24:59 No.220097050

Anonymous 04/27/26(Mon)14:24:59 No.220097050

>>220096931
1080p is fine too. It's literally fine, stop being a baby.

Anonymous
04/27/26(Mon)14:36:13 No.220097280

Anonymous 04/27/26(Mon)14:36:13 No.220097280

>his CRT can't handle the CHUD release
ngmhdmi

Anonymous
04/27/26(Mon)14:52:39 No.220097673

Anonymous 04/27/26(Mon)14:52:39 No.220097673

>>220096931

I got a 4k OLED tv recently and my tests with 4K and HDR seem to suggest its not worth the trouble. 4K does look clearer on a 48inch screen but its mostly noticeable on closeups of objects and does not make the movie more enjoyable. HDR just makes everything look dark. Ironically old technicolor movies from hollywoods golden age like the Wizard of OZ look best with bright colors and deep contrast.

Anonymous
04/27/26(Mon)14:55:22 No.220097738

Anonymous 04/27/26(Mon)14:55:22 No.220097738

>>220096931
Actually, 4K movies look better on 1080p than 1080p because most screens/TVs have subpixel rendering, so all that 4K information is actually used to make a sharper picture. Obviously it isn't 4K but it's higher quality than 1080p.

Anonymous
04/27/26(Mon)14:55:36 No.220097750

Anonymous 04/27/26(Mon)14:55:36 No.220097750

>>220097673
i bet side by side most people would prefer the SDR fallback lmao

Anonymous
04/27/26(Mon)15:08:27 No.220098025

Anonymous 04/27/26(Mon)15:08:27 No.220098025

Yeah, if the master is a 2K digital intermediate there just isn't anything more.

Anonymous
04/27/26(Mon)15:12:46 No.220098130

Anonymous 04/27/26(Mon)15:12:46 No.220098130

>noooo I neeeeed to see the actor's wrinkles

Anonymous
04/27/26(Mon)15:46:48 No.220099003

Anonymous 04/27/26(Mon)15:46:48 No.220099003

>>220096931
Dumbass poorfag retard thread.

Anonymous
04/27/26(Mon)15:48:37 No.220099036

Anonymous 04/27/26(Mon)15:48:37 No.220099036

Ninth Gate just came out in 4k I started watching it last night it really looks basically the same, but some movies there is a big difference.

Anonymous
04/27/26(Mon)15:55:40 No.220099202

Anonymous 04/27/26(Mon)15:55:40 No.220099202

>4K
meme resolution
>HDR
meme colorspace
>H265
meme codec

Anonymous
04/27/26(Mon)16:23:20 No.220099971

Anonymous 04/27/26(Mon)16:23:20 No.220099971

4k makes a difference when you're sitting 15ft from a 150" wide screen, when you're sitting 15ft from a 75" display you're too far away to even notice a difference. For home releases it's borderline stupid.

Anonymous
04/27/26(Mon)16:24:06 No.220099983

Anonymous 04/27/26(Mon)16:24:06 No.220099983

>>220099202
hdr made everyone complain it was too dark that's about it and nobody wants to get blasted with 10,000nits so why even do that