Hinomura Krycek
Bayofilo
Incluido el formato 4K en las especificaciones del Ultra HD Blu-ray.
http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20150512005300/en/Blu-ray-Disc-Association-Completes-Ultra-HD-Blu-ray™#.VVOGuUbTByU
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De hecho no mencionan explícitamente que lo estén haciendo para el Ultra HD Blu-ray sino para el mercado doméstico, en general, pero entiendo que algo caerá en formato físico.Es gracioso que eso venga de Fox, los mismos que no sacan muchas cosas en Blu-ray y sí en DVD. Y no me refiero a lanzamientos de segunda, como bien sabéis.
A new paradigm for visual effects
Shooting in stereo and at 48fps presented new challenges for Weta Digital, including for animating characters such as Gollum.
That decision to shoot An Unexpected Journey in stereo and at 48fps presented two new challenges to Weta Digital at the same time. By fxguide's own calculations, Weta Digital had to handle source footage with 25 times more pixels than on a usual production. "It was a lot more information for us," explains Eric Saindon, "so rather than the normal 2K it was 4K images - so four times the information. Then you go to stereo which was two times that and 48fps so double it again. The amount of information we had on this film was staggering. On a film like Avatar we had about a petabyte of information - for Hobbit we're about five or six times that information." While shot in 4k or 5K - the post pipeline was primarily 2K, stereo, 48fps.
Poco a poco. Pero yo pondría mi prioridad en que los cines se vayan adaptando y cada vez más películas se rueden y finalicen en 4K.