Barry UK.
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This was taken a few years ago from the Blu Ray on a 1080p TV.Are testing your Ultra 4K hdtv? Looks very sharp.
Sorry, don't understand the point of this thread.

For some, it's copying another artists image from a camera. Is it yours or is it the movie camera artist?Sorry, don't understand the point of this thread.
Sorry, does it need to have a point? This i believe is the general gallery and my point was that anyone into photography i am sure will be mesmerized by these films.
PS
Also to give some idea of how a correctly calibrated monitor/tv can look.
For some, it's copying another artists image from a camera. Is it yours or is it the movie camera artist?Sorry, don't understand the point of this thread.
Sorry, does it need to have a point? This i believe is the general gallery and my point was that anyone into photography i am sure will be mesmerized by these films.
PS
Also to give some idea of how a correctly calibrated monitor/tv can look.
PS
Also to give some idea of how a correctly calibrated monitor/tv can look.
I think it might be an interesting photo if we got to see the room with the t.v. The image on the t.v. could provide some interesting dissonance with a modern (or old fashioned) living room.
Incorrect on an ucalibrated monitor.PS
Also to give some idea of how a correctly calibrated monitor/tv can look.
So how would your posted image look on an incorrectly calibrated monitor?
Incorrect on an ucalibrated monitor.PS
Also to give some idea of how a correctly calibrated monitor/tv can look.
So how would your posted image look on an incorrectly calibrated monitor?
This was merely to show some of Ron Fricke's jaw dropping cinematography, which has strong photographic qualities also.
Incorrect on an ucalibrated monitor.PS
Also to give some idea of how a correctly calibrated monitor/tv can look.
So how would your posted image look on an incorrectly calibrated monitor?
This was merely to show some of Ron Fricke's jaw dropping cinematography, which has strong photographic qualities also.
I also draw a lot more inspiration from film than I do from still images. But mimic, don't copy.
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