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Casablanca comparison *PIX*

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This one is beautiful. It preserves the cinema look or "film look". Very sharp and detailed. Grain is intact not brushed away. The indoor shots of the cafe are my favorite scenes. Lots of things happening at once. Unlike the Laserdisc (I used to own) and the 2-disc DVD where I don't pay attention to the backround because its just too blurry, this time everything is clear and discernable. The plants, the lights, the guests, the table covers now have fine textures visible.

Ingrid Bergman is so pretty
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Kind-of late, isn't it?
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Why is it late?
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Its never too late.
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I love to show the first appearance of Rick, seen approving a check. The detail visible in the check is breathtaking!


Ken Whitcomb
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Xylon,

How about some shots with Ingrid Bergman in them?

This one does look great, and is a great movie also.
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Originally Posted by Blasst View Post

Xylon,

How about some shots with Ingrid Bergman in them?

This one does look great, and is a great movie also.

Amen to that.

First time i've ever seen realy seen Bergman.

Sooooooooo Beautiful.

Makes many of the so called stunners of today look ordinary.
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First time i've ever seen realy seen Bergman.

You'll want to take a look some time at Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. I probably haven't seen this film in 40 years (honest) but still have her song in my head ("You should see me dance the Polka, you should see me cover the ground..."). She was a stunner.
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I love to show the first appearance of Rick, seen approving a check. The detail visible in the check is breathtaking!


Ken Whitcomb

I will try and get that up
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i just watched this the other day. awesome comparisons
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Amen to that.

First time i've ever seen realy seen Bergman.

Sooooooooo Beautiful.

Makes many of the so called stunners of today look ordinary.

indeed.

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That last screen shot is not Ms. Bergman, though I can't place her ottomh...
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Guys, guys, guys!!!
Have you forgotten?
This isn't HD:
1. B & W
2. 4:3
3. Mono Soundtrack
4. Old movies suck
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Ingrid Bergman is so pretty

Our greatest export after IKEA.
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Guys, guys, guys!!!
Have you forgotten?
This isn't HD:
1. B & W
2. 4:3
3. Mono Soundtrack
4. Old movies suck

5. Idiotic posts abound!
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I think that was a sarcastic post. (or at least one hopes!)
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This is my favorite HD disc on either red or blue.
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if it was a sarcastic post he forgot to mention the lack of DNR
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Another top notch Warner's offering on HD DVD. I too was just watching this a couple nights ago. Still have it in the player to finish listening to the commentaries and some of the bonus stuff. A pity The Longest Day doesn't look this good.

Gary
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The screenshots do indeed look good. Not bad for a 66 year old film(!). The only question I have is that EE in the first shot?
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Our greatest export after IKEA.

Shirley you're forgetting Abba
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Not even near to FILM! I can see edging on this HD-DVD transfers and frankly you’d never see that in REAL life.
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Errr . . huh?
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I think he's talking about what looks like forcefields around the soldiers legs. It definitely looks like some form of edge enhancement was used.
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Weird only on the legs? How about the edges of everything on that scene?
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I think he's talking about what looks like forcefields around the soldiers legs. It definitely looks like some form of edge enhancement was used.

The cameralenses can give an effect like that. EE should be apperent over the entire image.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chromatic_aberration
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