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Catch Me if You Can - 20th Anniversary (Blu-ray SteelBook) [USA]
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Don't care for '4k' (2160p is 2k), especially 'color corrected' with artificial HDR, buying this Blu-ray steelbook.
2160p is 4k lol... it's the vertical pixel count, not the horizontal. Just as full HD is typically known as 1080p and not 1920p
Also films professionally remastered and graded, should have actual hdr, i.e something from paramount. "Artificial" hdr is an on the fly setting your tv or player will have. You'd be surprised how effective that is though, if you've got a top tier processor.
It was vertical pixel count, that's the point, you yourself wrote FullHD is known as 1080p, which is 1K.2160p is 4k lol... it's the vertical pixel count, not the horizontal. Just as full HD is typically known as 1080p and not 1920p
We've counted horizontal lines or pixels from top to bottom for decades, 360, 480p, 576, 720p, etc, and then someone got suddenly hit on the head, and started counting left to right, I guess '4K' sounds 'cooler' and doesn't remind of Y2K or something. 3840 isn't even 4k, shows how forced it is.
Yes, that's the common naming convention used for the general public, but it's still actually 3840p wide isn't it. Which is just shy of 4K, hence why it's called 4K. It's 4K not 2K.
The same with 1080p actually being 1920p wide, which is Full HD, or just shy of 2K. Again, it's still 2K and not 1K. Which is what they've also called it behind the scenes since early 2000's, when referring to digital intermediates created.
@BluSteel2012 look, it's the perfect steelbook for your "cool" collection
It will be, just after you buy this one.
I think this looks pretty decent. From Tyrok at BD.
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