Guitarguy said:
Good points but UHD Blu Rays being dead on arrival is due to those certain films being finished on a 2K digital intermediate and then up-rezzed to 4K, meaning it is not a genuine and pure 4K output. Hence why the current '4k' blu rays being only marginally superior than their 1080P counterparts. |
No, 4K mastering has been going on for a while now. Plenty blu-rays already have 4k masters. Some have even been scanned at 8k from their 70mm source, while remasters are generally scanned at 4K from 35mm. There is only a small gap of the early naughties that is plagued with a 2K production chain. You will never see LOTR in proper 4K as that was all filmed and produced in 2K. However Ben Hur (1959) will look excellent in 4K.
Pretty much all movies are now filmed in 5k and mastered in 4K, 2K digital intermediates are a thing of the past.
It is early days and the list is still quite small.
http://www.avsforum.com/forum/166-lcd-flat-panel-displays/2202713-master-list-currently-available-4k-hdr-titles-will-updated-often.html







