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[Kalel009Shel]

Trumbull's 120fps MAGI process doesn't look anything like that at all. In fact, people say it makes a 2D presentation seem strikingly three-dimensional and all reports about it have been really positive.

Holy shit

[Moviedweeb]

Shoot it at 500 FPS, for all I care.

 

Yes, that would be economical. 

[Kalel009Shel]

You're talking about the man who made Dances with Wolves in space into the highest grossing movie of all time, simultaneously bringing 3D back into mainstream popularity. Just watch as he brings in 1 billion Domestic and 4 billion Worldwide for Avatar 2. 

amen, is my 3.5b too  low with this announcement .lo.l- Yeeehaww

[water]

i wish they would just shoot all movies at 24fps. anything higher and it looks like a sitcom to me

[dashrendar44]

24 FPS looks like a zoetrope the more I get older. Tired of that annoying strobe effect everytime the camera tilts and pans.

Edited September 20, 2014 by dashrendar44

[Kalel009Shel]

24 FPS looks like a zoetrope the more I get older. Tired of that annoying stroboscopic effect everytime the camera tilts and pans.

amen bring on the epic new technology

[stuart360]

The problem with stuff like the higher framerates is that we don't get to experience them at home so you can't get the same experience that you had in the cinema. I mean does anyone know why we never got the 48fps versions of The Hobbit films on Blu-Ray?, can standard Blu-Ray players not run films at those higher framerates?.

[Marek the Jedi]

The problem with stuff like the higher framerates is that we don't get to experience them at home so you can't get the same experience that you had in the cinema. I mean does anyone know why we never got the 48fps versions of The Hobbit films on Blu-Ray?, can standard Blu-Ray players not run films at those higher framerates?.

 

hmmm I am sure we will get it sometime in near future, possible with new 4K players..and they want to get as many people as they can to the cinema and later they will sell it on blu-ray 48fps, or another new format :)but I could be wrong...

[Klingo]

4K tvs are getting cheaper.  But I like the one I have.  Not much content right now that plays 4K yet.  Maybe within 10 years.  But then we have 8K tvs by then.

[Klingo]

Actually  never mind, they probably introduce 16K tvs by the 10th year from now.

[stuart360]

4K tvs are getting cheaper.  But I like the one I have.  Not much content right now that plays 4K yet.  Maybe within 10 years.  But then we have 8K tvs by then.

I actually saw a Grand Canyon demo on a 4ktv at a local electronics store a few months ago and man, i have never seen anything like it, i can't even describe really how good it looked.

I didn't expect it to look so good as i'm one of those people who has always though normal HD doesn't make THAT much difference.

That 4k though, phew!

 

I don't really see the point of owning one yet though, whats the point when barely anything runs at 4k yet, especially TV and Film.

Edited September 20, 2014 by stuart360

[Dementeleus]

Yeah, there's no point in buying a 4K TV right now.

[Cedarpoint1111]

I guess there's no point buying that when we know 8k is coming....

[SchumacherFTW]

My price point for a 4K TV is £700/$1000. I'll bite when they get to that point.

[The Futurist]

There s no 4 k content.Hell, tv isn t even in 1080 p yet ... Only blu ray and blu ray rips.

[Kalel009Shel]

There s no 4 k content.Hell, tv isn t even in 1080 p yet ... Only blu ray and blu ray rips.

4k content is online to be bought my friend. Docs and films ill be pushing it big for hme  theaters in 2015

[Klingo]

4k content is online to be bought my friend. Docs and films ill be pushing it big for hme  theaters in 2015

They already have youtube videos that shows 4K.  Its slow to get on its feet.  As I said before, take a few years. 

[Dementeleus]

4K in YouTube is an absurdity. It's incredibly compressed and 99% of people don't even have a monitor or TV capable of viewing it. Right now, consumer 4K is marketing shill and nothing more.

[Klingo]

4K in YouTube is an absurdity. It's incredibly compressed and 99% of people don't even have a monitor or TV capable of viewing it. Right now, consumer 4K is marketing shill and nothing more.

Even if they did have 4K tv, I think its slow to load the video as well. 

[lilmac]

I guess there's no point buying that when we know 8k is coming....

 

Don't expect 8K to be popular until the 2030s.  We're still 5 years away from 4K cable broadcasts.