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post #1891 of 2893
8/31/09 at 12:04pm
This is fun.

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post #1892 of 2893
8/31/09 at 1:32pm
nice shot!
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post #1893 of 2893
9/1/09 at 6:48pm
Thank you

BenQ W5000 - HTPC - 106" High Power (2.8 gain) - Sigma DP2
Fast & Furious - blu-ray
manual exposure ISO 200 - unprocessed RAW format - Adobe RGB









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post #1894 of 2893
9/4/09 at 11:50pm
I gotta get my Nikon warmed up. Sweet guys!
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post #1895 of 2893
9/5/09 at 9:15pm
BenQ W5000 - HTPC - 106" High Power (2.8 gain) - Sigma DP2
Inkheart Blu-ray
manual exposure ISO 200 - unprocessed RAW format - Adobe RGB













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post #1896 of 2893
9/6/09 at 6:25pm
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Obsessed - blu-ray

Still using the center of this window shadow for my custom WB.
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post #1897 of 2893
9/8/09 at 1:47pm
BenQ W5000 - HTPC - 106" High Power (2.8 gain) - Sigma DP2
Braveheart - Blu-ray
manual exposure ISO 200 - unprocessed RAW format - Adobe RGB





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post #1898 of 2893
9/9/09 at 2:37pm
BenQ W5000 - HTPC - 106" High Power (2.8 gain) - Sigma DP2
Push - Blu-ray
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post #1899 of 2893
9/9/09 at 5:11pm
Nice Shots. They are looking really good. Very natural colors.

Jason
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post #1900 of 2893
9/13/09 at 9:15am
Viewsonic Pro8100,DaLite HP(2.8), LG BH200 Combo player,Canon A85.
Here are some shots from SNF BD, sorry about the crooked status bar, the camera was resting on my knee.















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post #1901 of 2893
9/13/09 at 10:23am
Good to see this thread still slowly ticking over.......

Push - should not look natural in color.

Blu-ray.com quote for Push...
Colors appear warm throughout and flesh tones therefore look rather red in most instances, but like the moderate amount of grain and the varied-in-appearance flashbacks scenes, this represents the natural, intended look of the film. Still, the myriad of colors seen in many places throughout the movie impress, particularly the nighttime Hong Kong shots that features a wide array of neon signs that display most every color imaginable. Also featuring dark and rich blacks, Push delivers a high quality 1080p visual treat for the eyes.
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post #1902 of 2893
9/13/09 at 2:01pm
Some shots from Eragon:











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post #1903 of 2893
9/13/09 at 6:31pm
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Good to see this thread still slowly ticking over.......

Push - should not look natural in color.

Blu-ray.com quote for Push...
Colors appear warm throughout and flesh tones therefore look rather red in most instances, but like the moderate amount of grain and the varied-in-appearance flashbacks scenes, this represents the natural, intended look of the film. Still, the myriad of colors seen in many places throughout the movie impress, particularly the nighttime Hong Kong shots that features a wide array of neon signs that display most every color imaginable. Also featuring dark and rich blacks, Push delivers a high quality 1080p visual treat for the eyes.

Thank you Kevin. Here is an explanation of Adobe RGB for why I did not answer that comment about my post.

http://www.smugmug.com/help/srgb-versus-adobe-rgb-1998
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post #1904 of 2893
9/14/09 at 4:33pm
BenQ W5000 - HTPC - 106" High Power (2.8 gain) - Sigma DP2
1408 - Blu-ray
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post #1905 of 2893
9/16/09 at 10:05pm
BenQ W5000 - HTPC - 106" High Power (2.8 gain) - Sigma DP2
Yes Man - Blu-ray
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post #1906 of 2893
9/17/09 at 8:20pm
Can you members share with me/us how to get the best screenshot with Digital Camera?
How many MegaPixel?
How to set the DC's parameter, distance, zoom, crop etc.

THANKS
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post #1907 of 2893
9/18/09 at 1:59am
Infocus IN81

American Pie - Mkv shots. You can see me in shot 3
The blu ray should look better. But I think the transfer suffers from some inconsistent authoring. Some scenes looked very dark. As a whole looks better than the DVD by miles







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post #1908 of 2893
9/18/09 at 11:30pm
Spoiler Warning: The following screenshots may display spoiler content. View at your own risk.

Equipment: Epson Home Cinema 1080 UB Projector / 106" DaLite High Power Screen / Toshiba HD-A35 HD DVD Player / Panasonic DMP-BD30 Blu-ray Player / Onkyo TX-SR605 Receiver / Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ7 Digital Camera

Blu-ray Movie Title: Braveheart

26 Screenshots Overall Picture Quality Rating: Excellent 4.5/5



















































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post #1909 of 2893
9/19/09 at 9:35pm
Braveheart looks fantastic. Really awesome transfer.
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post #1910 of 2893
9/21/09 at 12:08am
BenQ W5000 - HTPC - 106" High Power (2.8 gain) - Sigma DP2
Deep Impact - Blu-ray
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post #1911 of 2893
9/21/09 at 5:37am
Excellent shots guy's. Ric, Braveheart looks great. I plan to watch it soon and will post some shots of my own. Steve your's are looking better all the time. Keep posting.

Jason
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post #1912 of 2893
9/25/09 at 9:20pm
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Excellent shots guy's. Ric, Braveheart looks great. I plan to watch it soon and will post some shots of my own. Steve your's are looking better all the time. Keep posting.

Jason

Please post...
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post #1913 of 2893
9/26/09 at 5:42am
[quote=SteveMo;17037153]BenQ W5000 - HTPC - 106" High Power (2.8 gain) - Sigma DP2
Coraline - blu-ray
manual exposure ISO 200 - unprocessed RAW format - Adobe RGB


Hi Steve......did you play/watch this on bluray 3d?
I'm interested in you did how well or if 3d works with front projection and the glasses they provide with the discs
Also and again if the above was setup, how does it compare to watching 3d on a LCD TV?
Thx
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post #1914 of 2893
9/26/09 at 9:30am
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Hi Steve......did you play/watch this on bluray 3d?
I'm interested in you did how well or if 3d works with front projection and the glasses they provide with the discs

Also and again if the above was setup, how does it compare to watching 3d on a LCD TV?
Thx

I watched the 3D version on Blu-ray before. Things appeared to seem further away mostly. I have not viewed one other than front projection types.
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post #1915 of 2893
9/27/09 at 12:06am
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Igor Bluray









Jason

Found some. Nice shots.
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post #1916 of 2893
9/28/09 at 1:39am
I have been blocked from blu-ray.com.......
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post #1917 of 2893
9/28/09 at 5:21am
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I have been blocked from blu-ray.com.......

Why?
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post #1918 of 2893
9/28/09 at 1:55pm
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Why?

Something about the password not being correct. It's working again now.
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post #1919 of 2893
9/30/09 at 10:47pm
Spoiler Warning: The following screenshots may display spoiler content. View at your own risk.

Equipment: Epson Home Cinema 1080 UB Projector / 106" DaLite High Power Screen / Toshiba HD-A35 HD DVD Player / Panasonic DMP-BD30 Blu-ray Player / Onkyo TX-SR605 Receiver / Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ7 Digital Camera

Blu-ray Movie Title: The Wizard of Oz

18 Screenshots Overall Picture Quality Rating: Excellent 4/5



































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post #1920 of 2893
10/3/09 at 3:17am
BenQ W5000 - HTPC - 106" High Power (2.8 gain) - Sigma DP2
Adventureland - Blu-ray
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