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Michel_Hafner · 06-10-2006, 01:59 PM

I remember that I did not like the 35mm print of Bourne Supremacy much due to the grain management they applied to the DI (-> grain reduction artifacts). They are probably on the HD-DVD as well. How does human skin in motion look? Is grain moving naturally or with spatio-temporal pollution? If you don't know what I mean watch "The Aviator", a text book example of a grain reduced mess. If you can't see anything wrong with "The Aviator" I give up. :-)

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06-10-2006, 01:59 PM	#5 of 9
Michel_Hafner Member Join Date: Feb 2002 Local Time: 08:48 AM Local Date: 12-03-2008 Posts: 437	Re: A few words about... The Bourne Supremacy -- in High Definition I remember that I did not like the 35mm print of Bourne Supremacy much due to the grain management they applied to the DI (-> grain reduction artifacts). They are probably on the HD-DVD as well. How does human skin in motion look? Is grain moving naturally or with spatio-temporal pollution? If you don't know what I mean watch "The Aviator", a text book example of a grain reduced mess. If you can't see anything wrong with "The Aviator" I give up. :-)