Pacific RimIs there a list of reference uhd/atmos disks on this site ?
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Lee
Not sure there is mate, but plenty of guidance around here if you look for it.Is there a list of reference uhd/atmos disks on this site ?
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Lee
Didn't you find that the black levels were severely elevated throughout? One example would be when they were climbing the stairs to the apartment the mother and daughter were in?Recent one from me would be Fury.
There are a few BD/UHD review sites that allow you to sort by video grade - should give you a decent guide.
A recommendation from me - Transformers: Last Knight.
Not that I noticed especially, but I use a projector and lumagen combo so my experience may be different. Was more coming from a detail and resolution perspective. I.e. I use it to show people how detailed 4k can be.Didn't you find that the black levels were severely elevated throughout? One example would be when they were climbing the stairs to the apartment the mother and daughter were in?
Can't argue on the quality of the film but the image is stunning in DV.Shame about the movie itself
I'm surprised anyone could sit through the garbage long enough to comment on the quality or if it is reference quality at all lol
Neil
The IMAX shots in Interstellar would be great for that.Not that I noticed especially, but I use a projector and lumagen combo so my experience may be different. Was more coming from a detail and resolution perspective. I.e. I use it to show people how detailed 4k can be.
It is! I find that non-enthusiasts appreciate different things though, black levels not being high up the list. Detail, resolution and saturation/colour get a wow more than anything elseThe IMAX shots in Interstellar would be great for that.
What he saidHaving consumed most of what's been mentioned in this thread already, I've actually found myself most impressed so far with The Greatest Showman.
I may be biased as it was my first UHD, but Life of Pi was excellent for me. Some may say a 2k DI cannot be reference, but that gave me a 'wow'.