jimmyjet
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i was reading a blu-ray review. the following is a comment from it.
A fine veneer of grain lends each episode a filmic quality. (this was said in a positive note)
this statement reminds me of the audiophiles talking about lps having more of a pure sound.
i guess some people like grain in their viewing, like some people prefer pops, cracks, and hisses in their listening.
i sure dont get it. real life has no grain, and no pops, cracks and hisses.
i can understand tolerating grain, to keep from losing other qualities about the film. but to actually prefer seeing it there ?????
i dont want it to look like a movie theatre. i prefer it to be as real-life as possible.
A fine veneer of grain lends each episode a filmic quality. (this was said in a positive note)
this statement reminds me of the audiophiles talking about lps having more of a pure sound.
i guess some people like grain in their viewing, like some people prefer pops, cracks, and hisses in their listening.
i sure dont get it. real life has no grain, and no pops, cracks and hisses.
i can understand tolerating grain, to keep from losing other qualities about the film. but to actually prefer seeing it there ?????
i dont want it to look like a movie theatre. i prefer it to be as real-life as possible.