While I don't necessarily agree 100% with each of Roger's points, I think he's right on with most of them, and I do completely agree with his premise.
He makes some excellent points. I can also see that a 48fps construct would be HUGE for picture quality and enhance the experience. We see images nice and crisp, and then just as soon as they start to move... blurrrrrrrrr... refresh rate is supposed to help with this, but it's still limited, and IMHO, still largely artificial. (but yes, I do believe in it as well)
Disney's not going to make any more original traditional films? Bummer. We seem to be shifting in a not-so-good direction in the film world.
He makes some excellent points. I can also see that a 48fps construct would be HUGE for picture quality and enhance the experience. We see images nice and crisp, and then just as soon as they start to move... blurrrrrrrrr... refresh rate is supposed to help with this, but it's still limited, and IMHO, still largely artificial. (but yes, I do believe in it as well)
Disney's not going to make any more original traditional films? Bummer. We seem to be shifting in a not-so-good direction in the film world.
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