Kamandi
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And he keeps his hair in a crunchy.
And he keeps his hair in a crunchy.
The Official "The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey" movie thread *SPOILERS*
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I am not a fan of 3-D, but after watching this now I wanna see it in 3-D.
I am not a fan of 3-D, but after watching this now I wanna see it in 3-D.
furystorm
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I felt the exact same way. I'll likely see it in 3-D once, then standard a few more times after that.
I felt the exact same way. I'll likely see it in 3-D once, then standard a few more times after that.
The Ringer
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I really hope we get a teaser by christmas.
I really hope we get a teaser by christmas.
galactiboy
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If movies are intended to be in 3D and done well I enjoy them, so I'm guessing Jackson will do it as a way to enhance the experience rather than make up for a weak film (like others seem to use 3D for).
If movies are intended to be in 3D and done well I enjoy them, so I'm guessing Jackson will do it as a way to enhance the experience rather than make up for a weak film (like others seem to use 3D for).
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Awesomeness!!
Now I have to get suspenders for my Sideshow Gandalf since they didn't include them...
Awesomeness!!
Now I have to get suspenders for my Sideshow Gandalf since they didn't include them...
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Yep.
Btw, what happened to Skinny Jackson?
Yep.
Btw, what happened to Skinny Jackson?
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That would be epic if they were to pull that off!!
That would be epic if they were to pull that off!!
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Your signature makes me want to pop in the FOTR Blu Ray!
I'd love to get a teaser trailer by christmas.
Your signature makes me want to pop in the FOTR Blu Ray!
Kamandi
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At least this is a true 3d production filmed with a dual camera system.
98% of the 3d films have 3d processing added to them during post production and it looks like crap.
At least this is a true 3d production filmed with a dual camera system.
98% of the 3d films have 3d processing added to them during post production and it looks like crap.
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Its about that time for a marathon an reading of The Hobbit through LOTR. Plus I have an even better sig coming soon.
Its about that time for a marathon an reading of The Hobbit through LOTR. Plus I have an even better sig coming soon.
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Yeah, that camera system looks crazy. It's amazing how far the technology has come.
Yeah, that camera system looks crazy. It's amazing how far the technology has come.
Kamandi
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I'm a bit worried about the 48 fps. Every HD demo I've ever seen with frame rates that high looks like video.(and not in a good way)
It resembled every godawful LCD HDtv I've ever seen where the frame smoothing is turned on to hide the 60hz refresh. Makes big budget films look like soap operas.
I'm a bit worried about the 48 fps. Every HD demo I've ever seen with frame rates that high looks like video.(and not in a good way)
It resembled every godawful LCD HDtv I've ever seen where the frame smoothing is turned on to hide the 60hz refresh. Makes big budget films look like soap operas.
Kamandi
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Every major film since the invention of soundtracks is 24 fps. This frame rate was established in the 1930's to accommodate the analog and later optical sound information hidden to the side of each frame of film. Because of this films have a certain aesthetic when it comes to the blurs and softness of image during action.
Higher frame rates smooth all of that out but things start to look like they were shot for TV or even worse a video game on a high end PC.
Every major film since the invention of soundtracks is 24 fps. This frame rate was established in the 1930's to accommodate the analog and later optical sound information hidden to the side of each frame of film. Because of this films have a certain aesthetic when it comes to the blurs and softness of image during action.
Higher frame rates smooth all of that out but things start to look like they were shot for TV or even worse a video game on a high end PC.
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I doubt there is any issue with this looking bad at all and it sounds like this will become the standard. I doubt they'd be going to it if they thought it was an issue.
I doubt there is any issue with this looking bad at all and it sounds like this will become the standard. I doubt they'd be going to it if they thought it was an issue.
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