Posted On: 05/14/2016 1:51:26 AM
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From the ostrich board
http://investorshangout.com/post/view?id=3749863
See, HDR is a feature that is included in the original footage when the film is actually shot, with a camera that is capable of recording HDR. It's not something that can be simply added after the film is made. I doubt that any, or at the most a hand full of titles on Ultraflix is shot in HDR.
So if NTEK "will put the entire library in HDR", it can only be "sort of HDR", or artificial, "faux" HDR. But then again, they also have mainly artificial 4K.
So the posters statement, if true, will make Ultraflix's "4K/HDR" content even more artificial than it already is.
BTW, any new content added yesterday ?
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See Foley created a new process before his departure with a new set of algorithm's one of which will put the entire library in HDR before years end (much of it this summer IMO). NTEK will be able to do HDR better and faster than anyone with the rate at which we convert the content.
http://investorshangout.com/post/view?id=3749863
See, HDR is a feature that is included in the original footage when the film is actually shot, with a camera that is capable of recording HDR. It's not something that can be simply added after the film is made. I doubt that any, or at the most a hand full of titles on Ultraflix is shot in HDR.
So if NTEK "will put the entire library in HDR", it can only be "sort of HDR", or artificial, "faux" HDR. But then again, they also have mainly artificial 4K.
So the posters statement, if true, will make Ultraflix's "4K/HDR" content even more artificial than it already is.
BTW, any new content added yesterday ?
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