![]() ![]() For the videophiles, the grain is intact, no sign of DNR or EE, not a hint of a halo anywhere and - yes - you can make out pores and imperfections, single strands of stubble, all of the hi-def goodies. It starts when Willis, as McClain, arrives at the kid's apartment goes through the ensuing melee and ends with a huge explosion. Personally, if I only have 5 minutes to demo my theater, I use a sequence from Live Free or Die Hard. ![]() So, I believe, what you really want is a movie or sometimes even just a five minute sequence that looks great, sounds awesome, and will hold your audience's attention like a mothafuggah. ![]() Outside of a serious geek or two, few of your guests are going to sit and watch a craptastic movie for two hours just because you can make out every pore in every actor's face in pristine 1080 Hi-def.Īnd few of us have videophile geeks for friends, relatives, or neighbors. There are some supremely crappy movies out there that no one would watch except a videophile and only because the technical quality in some cases or the "eye candy quotient" in others is so frikken awesome.īut, here's what I think based on my experience. Now, some sites will rank and list demo blu-rays based only on picture quality. If you've just bought a sizable new flat panel display, projector, or just built a new home theater with surround sound, inevitably you want to demo it for your friends and neighbors and you want to, you know, blow them away. ![]()
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