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Doc Block posted:who cares if it makes the black and dark areas of the picture washed out and milky, we want BRIGHTER  In all seriousness though, this is how film responds when you perform a lift operation to make things easier to see. also raised black levels are natural in bright outdoor scenes. Raised blacks in a film are there to increase dynamic range because color data goes beyond your scopes ganged together average. This is why BT.1886 is important to get the dark shadows back in but improve shadow detail much like original film prints but NOBODY FOLLOWS THE loving STANDARD and then we get knobs whining about raised blacks.
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make some new gifs for fucks sake
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got bigger fish to fry now
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spankmeister posted:Cabin in the woods is good Josh Weeden
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who is schriber and what is his threshold?
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spankmeister posted:make some new gifs for fucks sake
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pagancow posted:got bigger fish to fry now a whale isn't a fish
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pagancow posted:UHD Blu-Ray requires you to support HDR10, Dolby Vision is an optional add-on, much like DTS audio was in the DVD Days univbee posted:yes, there are only like three uhd blu-ray players that support dolby vision lol get ready for dolby vision to lose the format war to a technically inferior product then, since no one seems to actually care about forcing it on users (let alone letting the market be able to decide) my retinas are ready for searing, are yours? ComradeCosmobot fucked around with this message at 21:56 on Aug 4, 2017 |
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where things get weird is I don't think it's an either/or thing, i'm pretty sure that dolby vision uhd blu-rays still work with hdr10 the same as if the disc didn't have dolby vision at all
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dolby vision is a feint for making HDR10, which is almost entirely the same dolby technology, appear non-partisan.
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u fukken kidden me, telestream? close and restart fixed this but 
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gotta love those new free watermarked features
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i dont even know what an "Update Pack" is i bought the software from their website and downloaded it and that was that
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https://twitter.com/appleinsider/status/893966652525641728
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predictable as gently caress but i'm actually somewhat surprised it took this long, i would have expected at least the itunes store side of things to be a a day-and-date thing with the retina macbooks and imacs wonder what the "upgrade" process/cost will be for already-owned titles
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univbee posted:wonder what the "upgrade" process/cost will be for already-owned titles the mistake is thinking there will be an upgrade process consumers love purchasing media over and over again. it makes them feel more connected to their favorite movies and increases brand awareness. ideally the new format can be used as an opportunity to successfully convert more consumers to a subscription service they never use (free money!) over merely purchasing one movie. --some executive in sales, probably
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they did iTunes music upgrades, I don't see why movies would be such a stretch.
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Last Chance posted:they did iTunes music upgrades, I don't see why movies would be such a stretch. They didn't when movies went SD to HD, but I think Vudu or someone similar free upgraded everyone, and 4K media probably needs all the help it can get for consumer interest.
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Last Chance posted:they did iTunes music upgrades, I don't see why movies would be such a stretch. the power dynamic this time seems slightly more skewed the other way this time around what with intel having a hardware pathway for video drm in their new cpus etc
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i was watching game of thrones on my hdtv by using hbo go with my macbook and a displayport -> hdmi converter dongle and it would only play at what looked like 480p and i couldn't figure it out but I finally realized it was because of loving HDCP god drat it!!!!!!
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Linguica posted:i was watching game of thrones on my hdtv by using hbo go with my macbook and a displayport -> hdmi converter dongle and it would only play at what looked like 480p and i couldn't figure it out but I finally realized it was because of loving HDCP god drat it!!!!!! hdcp is amazingly dumb given how easy it is to bypass
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univbee posted:hdcp is amazingly dumb given how easy it is to bypass Boxes which downgrade HDCP 2.0 to very-easily stripped 1.4 have been ruled to not be in violation of the DMCA because no actual encryption is broken. Jimmy Carter fucked around with this message at 18:47 on Aug 7, 2017 |
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isn't there a newer hdcp? e: beaten
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ComradeCosmobot posted:lol get ready for dolby vision to lose the format war to a technically inferior product then, since no one seems to actually care about forcing it on users (let alone letting the market be able to decide) Dolby Vision will be code for "more than a million dollars per finished minute" therefore are worth your time
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Displays with finalized HDR10 and Dolby Vision are now available, and content is growing rapidly for them. Of course Apple is going to support it.
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univbee posted:hdcp is amazingly dumb given how easy it is to bypass Yeah, its a TV
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pagancow posted:Dolby Vision will be code for "more than a million dollars per finished minute" therefore are worth your time is that necessarily the case? i mean, i have to imagine, that while no doubt lambasted as a complete waste in *this* thread, hdr will eventually end up rolling out on stuff like cheap youtube shows which have enough post-production done that they can quickly tweak it into sanity (e.g. clamp it out of any scene where it'd otherwise look too terrible, leave it in when it makes content a bit more lively), but i guess dolby vision is really just for stuff where you have many expensive pro post-production hours to spend then?
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we already have two straight-to-home-media CG movies: one is the fifth Starship Troopers movie, and the other is a Resident Evil thing. I highly, highly doubt either of them pass the million-a-minute mark
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Cybernetic Vermin posted:is that necessarily the case? i mean, i have to imagine, that while no doubt lambasted as a complete waste in *this* thread, hdr will eventually end up rolling out on stuff like cheap youtube shows which have enough post-production done that they can quickly tweak it into sanity (e.g. clamp it out of any scene where it'd otherwise look too terrible, leave it in when it makes content a bit more lively), but i guess dolby vision is really just for stuff where you have many expensive pro post-production hours to spend then? the two major things dolby vision gets you over HDR10 are support for using the full 0-10,000 nit range of PQ in 12-bit, which isn't going to be visible on a regular desk for a few years yet (and when it does, someone will be waiting with a free standard for it) and calibrated output, which is pretty much the definition of 'too much effort'
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the display manufacturer does the calibration, not you *c-walks outa this thread*
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i want to calibrate my monitors, what should i get?
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intensive therapy to seek out the root of such destructive impulses
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oh no blimp issue posted:i want to calibrate my monitors, what should i get? I got one of those spyder things. works 4 me
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Stymie posted:intensive therapy to seek out the root of such destructive impulses if anyone needs therapy it's the guy with the dog tits avatar
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it's clearly a cat
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pagancow posted:the display manufacturer does the calibration, not you video producer still has to grade to that standard though, rather than "gently caress it, looks good on my dell"
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pagancow posted:the display manufacturer does the calibration, not you please dont appropriate crip culture
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is there a price floor for dolby vision displays? like do the specs basically necessitate better tech and materials, or will we see even cheapo displays with it eventually
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Stymie posted:it's clearly a cat now you are just arguing for arguments sake
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