Sony Talks 4K Production From 'Spider-Man Sequel To 'Black List' Pilot

[dfergie]

"We are closing in on 100 movies that we have either made or remastered in 4K," reported Sony Pictures Technologies president Chris Cookson.

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[navychop]

"Remastered." Now there's a word that can hide a thousand sins. "Up-rezzed" vs rescanned from film.

Visual effects in 2K. Kinda defeats the purpose of 4K.

Broadcasts in 3-5 years? Not OTA. Guess he means sat and maybe cable.

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[tigerfan33]

I agree with Navy. When I hear the word remastered I never think of pure HD. Though I would rather watch some of the old tv shows remastered than the typical sd.

 

[mike123abc]

If they are using 35MM film they could easily generate a 4k image from it.

 

[Ilya]

"Remastered." Now there's a word that can hide a thousand sins. "Up-rezzed" vs rescanned from film.

For Ultra HD, movies are either shot in 4K (using 4K or 8K cameras), or they are remastered (from original film).

By "Remastering" they mean scanning/digitizing film to 4K (or 8K) frame by frame and then polishing each frame. It's a painstaking process. Lawrence of Arabia has taken nearly three years...

http://www.techradar.com/news/telev...lution-at-sony-pictures-studios-in-la-1146838

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