film can get over 8k, film has n defined res, but it the output depends on many varying factors. other than resolution its the color range and digital is just getting close to the color range of film. I've used the red one for a few projects. recently did a local commercial using the redone.
some theatres are even getting 8k digital projectors
u can edit 4K but not in real time. you edit at a lower res first. computer hardware isnt that god yet. film can be scanned at higher than 8k though. will eventually.
“That iconic Klipsch sound is here in full force, with crisp highs, delicate mids (which can easily have a bit more meat added with an EQ tweak) and tight, booming bass.”
Now that we've thrown 'em off the trail, use the form below to get in touch with the people at Engadget. Please fill in all of the required fields because they're required.
I really can't see any theatre with the money to buy 4k projection equipment showing anything by Digital Playground.
Even still, do people WANT that much definition with these, um, "films"?!? Ugh...
The resolution is warranted. I won't be happy until I can see what they had for lunch.
film can get over 8k, film has n defined res, but it the output depends on many varying factors. other than resolution its the color range and digital is just getting close to the color range of film. I've used the red one for a few projects. recently did a local commercial using the redone.
some theatres are even getting 8k digital projectors
An 8k projector? No film has ever been scanned at 8k.
Hell, no film as ever been completely edited at 4k.
u can edit 4K but not in real time. you edit at a lower res first. computer hardware isnt that god yet. film can be scanned at higher than 8k though. will eventually.