4:3 is the most kino aspect ratio and I'm tired of pretending it isn't. So fucking aesthetic.
4:3 is the most kino aspect ratio and I'm tired of pretending it isn't. So fucking aesthetic
Aaron Barnes
Kevin Perry
1:1 chads have arrived
Josiah Baker
I agree
James Lewis
>4:3 is the most kino
yes. except when XXXX XXXXXX uses it, then it becomes dishonest filmmaking.
Adam Anderson
>XXXX XXXXXX
Who?
Nathan Ramirez
4:3 IMAX projected film is still the endgame of cinema. It's so good I feel like I'm seeing something I shouldn't be allowed to, like you've ascended a sacred mountain and looked into the realm where no mortals can look. All I can think is how it's still possible that only a few films a decade are shot like this.
Cooper Hughes
anyone here watched interestellar at imax projection? how was it?
Nathan Reed
Don’t respond to bot posts
Brayden Ramirez
>t. parents couldnt afford HD until 2013
sorry you grew up poor user
Landon Hughes
CRT bros why do we keep winning?
Grayson Scott
brehs...
Nathaniel Cox
3:2 was the original aspect ratio of 35mm. Imagine how much kino was lost in the crop. Now that's a real travesty.
Levi Martin
>It's so good I feel like I'm seeing something I shouldn't be allowed to, like you've ascended a sacred mountain and looked into the realm where no mortals can look.
Bentley Sanders
That's super 35, not IMAX.
Chase Martinez
>didn't grow up with tube tv
Levi Parker
Truly is something else. Also, thanks to these loud ass cameras we got CIA
Matthew Jenkins
You're right, I didn't read the entire post. Both are still kino tho.
Michael Perry
course i did, but im rich and my parents could afford a 50 inch CRT with HD service probably a decade before you saw something in widescreen outside of $2 tuesday at your local bum infested kinoplex
Owen Jenkins
snyder fags still seething
Bentley Martin
He's such a fucking autist with his ADR aversion. Think we could've had feature length IMAX movies for the last 15 years now, and the only sacrifice required was shitty Nolan dialogue which you can't hear anyway.
Justin Sullivan
4:3 is an aspect ratio, not a resolution. I have 4k movies in 4:3
Angel Murphy
Woah, what the fuck? Why can I see more of the movie frame?
Jacob Rodriguez
our eyes are horizontal, not square
Samuel Butler
because your whole life has been a lie.
Jace Gray
Bros...
Jaxson Rogers
What our eyes see at full resolution is centered in the middle of our field of vision. Are your pupils Elliptical?
Hudson Young
Anyone has the comparison pic for the full matte version of Jurassic Park?
Elijah Perry
looks like a hog to me.
Nathaniel Sanders
i have anamorphic eyes, faggot.
Jason Gray
every one of those uncropped raws look so filmic and rich, and the "distribution" copy looks like a soap opera. they hate us.
Joseph Cooper
Do you know what anamorphic means? Do you think it means wide screen? lmao imagine not knowing this and how anamorphic cameras and projectors were used to save shekels for studios. lmao this guy this anamorphic means wide screens lmao
Camden Murphy
CRT HD was like 480p. Maybe go suck you father off for candy money.
Gabriel Bennett
Elevated the film and squelched out all the minor quibbles one might have with the film while rewatching at home on a laptop or modern tv. I sat in the fifth row basically in the center or just to the left. Lincoln Square IMAX in NYC. The full scope sections felt like the floor opened up and my field of vision was just movie screen basically, but I wasn’t so close I had to crane my neck. Physically and aurally stimulating in a way it can’t be anywhere else. Wept pretty openly during the intense space faring scenes and father/daughter storyline, as did people sitting around me. It was hard to not have a physical reaction. It makes TDKR look like a dogshit castle. Bravo Nolan 4 real.
Christopher Martinez
Jesus christ imagine being this retarded. Not the user you are responding to but i had to correct your zoomer bullshit. 480p is enhanced definition (EDTV). These were very rare and introduced input lag for standard definition sources aka 480i. There were widescreen HDTV CRTs capable of 720p and 1080i. Some even had HDMI input.