1080p High Definition SupporterLossless Audio Supporter Current Library: 221 DVD's / 70 HD-DVD's / 181 Blu-ray's (251 HD Titles)
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Originally Posted by Dave Moritz
I can not wait to buy this movie on Blu-ray but I guess I will have to wait and see how I feel about the aspect ratio changing after I have viewed it a few times. And then again in the future after I get my 100" screen and 1080p projector? If the clip on the Blu-ray of Batman Begins is any indication then the transfer is going to be reference on The Dark Knight.
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Originally Posted by Carlo Medina
This was very obvious on the IMAX screen, as the IMAX parts literally jumped out at you with their sharpness and resolution in comparison to the regularly filmed part of the movie.
Of course, playing itself out on a smaller screen at home will help to reduce the differences. But I can definitely tell a difference on my 60" SXRD between the Dark Knight prologue and the Batman Begins BD transfer. |
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Originally Posted by Nicholas Martin
Last year I spent 4 months (temporary position for training) as a high-end HT installer, and the vast majority of the sets I was dealing with were Elites (we never called them by their promotional name Kuro) and I can say with 100% certainty that the black levels were pitch perfect. Watching a 2.35:1 film on an Elite meant that the borders blended in seamlessly with the television's bezel, with no noticeable difference in the shade of black. They were THAT perfect. From standing right up almost touching the screen with my nose, to several feet away, I could not see where the bezel ended and the border began!
In other words, yes your mattes would be useless.  |
"If you're good at something, never do it for free."
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Originally Posted by Nicholas Martin
Therefore, you have a newer model and should be even better than last year's.
Congrats, man. You chose the best-of-the-best in televisions. |
"If you're good at something, never do it for free."
