The Official "The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey" movie thread *SPOILERS*
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intothevoid
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This does exactly that. Smoother look. Not faster. That's why I was hoping you could try it since you've seen the real thing, and tell us whether it's anything like this.
This does exactly that. Smoother look. Not faster. That's why I was hoping you could try it since you've seen the real thing, and tell us whether it's anything like this.
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The youtube video is at half speed...
I went to that link already. Not sure what I'm supposed to do there...
It says: "You are currently in the HTML5 trial."
The youtube video is at half speed...
I went to that link already. Not sure what I'm supposed to do there...
It says: "You are currently in the HTML5 trial."
intothevoid
Super Freak
Re: The Official "The Hobbit" movie thread
Are you trying to watch it in the embedded video or did you go to the actual youtube page?
Should work on the youtube page - working for me
Are you trying to watch it in the embedded video or did you go to the actual youtube page?
Should work on the youtube page - working for me
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There's nothing embedded in your post. I'm watching on youtube. Guess it just doesn't like me.
There's nothing embedded in your post. I'm watching on youtube. Guess it just doesn't like me.
intothevoid
Super Freak
Re: The Official "The Hobbit" movie thread
Lame.
Might be a browser compatibility issue or something else
Lame.
Might be a browser compatibility issue or something else
tomandshell
Blue Flame of the West/Mod
Re: The Official "The Hobbit" movie thread
Just go watch the movie and form your own opinion.
Just go watch the movie and form your own opinion.
Re: The Official "The Hobbit" movie thread
No ****t!
Just go watch the movie and form your own opinion.
No ****t!
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Of course it would! I was talking about what I SEE.
Isn't BBC 50fps?
You could do a talk show by candle light and it will still have a higher frame rate than traditional film.
Of course it would! I was talking about what I SEE.
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Good point.
Will report back tomorrow.
Just go watch the movie and form your own opinion.
Good point.Will report back tomorrow.
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You are seeing the frame rate difference, you just don't know that's what is giving it it's characteristic look. If you go to your TV right now and find a channel that's showing a Hollywood movie (which would be 24 frames per second), and then find a channel playing the news (which would be 60 frames per second), you'll SEE what we mean. The news will be super smooth as if you were watching a home movie, and the movie will be "choppy" (the actual term is "jutter") by comparison.
It's the fewer frames (choppiness) that helps create much of what we call "movie magic". Many feel it is a mistake to double the frames.
You are seeing the frame rate difference, you just don't know that's what is giving it it's characteristic look. If you go to your TV right now and find a channel that's showing a Hollywood movie (which would be 24 frames per second), and then find a channel playing the news (which would be 60 frames per second), you'll SEE what we mean. The news will be super smooth as if you were watching a home movie, and the movie will be "choppy" (the actual term is "jutter") by comparison.
It's the fewer frames (choppiness) that helps create much of what we call "movie magic". Many feel it is a mistake to double the frames.
TURINS~BANE
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Re: The Official "The Hobbit" movie thread
Just come back from seeing it in IMAX, I loved it Martin was perfect as Bilbo, the new format in some of the scenes its like being there. The Goblin mines look superb. Need to see it again, The eagle scene looks amazing. All the parts in the book are done great. Really pleased with it, Big Tolkien fan.
Just come back from seeing it in IMAX, I loved it Martin was perfect as Bilbo, the new format in some of the scenes its like being there. The Goblin mines look superb. Need to see it again, The eagle scene looks amazing. All the parts in the book are done great. Really pleased with it, Big Tolkien fan.
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eh.....I'll probably like it. Can't see it anyway so....
You are seeing the frame rate difference, you just don't know that's what is giving it it's characteristic look. If you go to your TV right now and find a channel that's showing a Hollywood movie (which would be 24 frames per second), and then find a channel playing the news (which would be 60 frames per second), you'll SEE what we mean. The news will be super smooth as if you were watching a home movie, and the movie will be "choppy" (the actual term is "jutter") by comparison.
It's the fewer frames (choppiness) that helps create much of what we call "movie magic". Many feel it is a mistake to double the frames.
eh.....I'll probably like it. Can't see it anyway so....
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Looks like im going in less than 3 hrs, damn i'm tired need to coffee up. (i'll post what i think when i get back)
Looks like im going in less than 3 hrs, damn i'm tired need to coffee up. (i'll post what i think when i get back)
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Im gonna need some
[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wowy-EdU4Eg[/ame]
to keep me up.
Im gonna need some
[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wowy-EdU4Eg[/ame]
to keep me up.
jye4ever
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Re: The Official "The Hobbit" movie thread
You are seeing the frame rate difference, you just don't know that's what is giving it it's characteristic look. If you go to your TV right now and find a channel that's showing a Hollywood movie (which would be 24 frames per second), and then find a channel playing the news (which would be 60 frames per second), you'll SEE what we mean. The news will be super smooth as if you were watching a home movie, and the movie will be "choppy" (the actual term is "jutter") by comparison.
It's the fewer frames (choppiness) that helps create much of what we call "movie magic". Many feel it is a mistake to double the frames.
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