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Hace una conversión a SDR pero manteniendo los 10 bits y el Wide color gamut. Al menos los que tienen jvc del año pasado dicen que los resultados son buenos...
The film was shot on a variety of formats: Arri Alexa 3.5K, Red 5K, Red 6K, Phantom 2K, Phantom 4K, and several DSLR formats. To simplify editing, all camera masters were transcoded to a ProRes 422 2K “container” which allowed for reframing as well as a more organized media flow.
Final conform was done by eFilm using the original Arri RAW masters and delivered as a 4K DCP (Digital Cinema Package).
If you have an HTPC, you can try these two 3dluts in madVR:
http://madshi.net/HDRto500nits.madVR.rar
http://madshi.net/HDRto800nits.madVR.rar
These 3dluts will map a 4,000nits BT.2020 HDR encoding to 800nits or 500nits BT.709 SDR (gamma 2.2), which you can then play on any BT.709 display. Of course high quality dithering is used to maintain as much information of the original HDR encoding as possible. I plan to add HDR -> SDR conversion routines to a future madVR version with more flexible parameters without needing 3dluts.
Most of our new theatrical slate will be made available in Ultra High Definition and HDR. Some of those titles may just be digitally distributed initially and that’s primarily because of this issue around the 100 gig discs as the manufacturing capacity is somewhat limited as we begin to produce them. We’re thinking this year we’ll probably have around 30-35 titles available physically and we’ll have approximately 60-70 titles digitally available by the end of the year. So we’re a big supporter of the format and we’re going to support it with some of our best content.