10-07-2026, 23:27
Bieda, bywało lepiej 
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Tak nawiasem mówiąc, muszę przeprosić KL
Geoff D:
It's my first time seeing the 4K HDR master itself and yeah, it's not amazing. Colour is all over the place, very 'hot' at times in terms of saturation, and not helped by the fluorescent lighting in a lot of scenes, so skin tones go from fairly natural to mahogany to lobster to golden orange to dull grey to magenta etc etc throughout the movie. William Petersen's hair even goes green at certain points, and I don't mean in the titty bar booth scene which is drenched in that lovely lurid green . Those weirdly coloured muzzle flashes are still there too. The transfer itself is very skittish as well, I'm sure it was stabilised per normal conventions for any weave during the actual scanning but some of the cameras used seemed to be slightly out of register, causing further jitter in a lot of shots. I'm sure that would've been taken care of if this had been freshly remastered today, but as it is it lacks polish. There's some density flutter in some skies too.
https://forum.blu-ray.com/showpost.php?p=24202583&postcount=478
Tak nawiasem mówiąc, muszę przeprosić KL
(22-04-2026, 16:16)HAL 9000 napisał(a): Ale jak będzie "To Live and Die in LA" to też dobrze, bo wydanie KL ma przewalone kolory i w części scen pamiętam mocno czerwone twarze
Geoff D:
It's my first time seeing the 4K HDR master itself and yeah, it's not amazing. Colour is all over the place, very 'hot' at times in terms of saturation, and not helped by the fluorescent lighting in a lot of scenes, so skin tones go from fairly natural to mahogany to lobster to golden orange to dull grey to magenta etc etc throughout the movie. William Petersen's hair even goes green at certain points, and I don't mean in the titty bar booth scene which is drenched in that lovely lurid green . Those weirdly coloured muzzle flashes are still there too. The transfer itself is very skittish as well, I'm sure it was stabilised per normal conventions for any weave during the actual scanning but some of the cameras used seemed to be slightly out of register, causing further jitter in a lot of shots. I'm sure that would've been taken care of if this had been freshly remastered today, but as it is it lacks polish. There's some density flutter in some skies too.
https://forum.blu-ray.com/showpost.php?p=24202583&postcount=478
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