today i received the last emperor and i checked some scenes.
i first checked a scene of on a sony LCD tv 1080p.
the empire is 3 years old and you can see noise in the head of the empire . i felt is was very distracting.
also when he runs outside in some shots the air is free of noise and grain.
however in others there is lot of grain and noise.
after watching it i was a little disappointed. however when i checked it on the projector later this evening the picture looked excellent and when i checked the same scenes there was still some noise. but much more warm if this is the right term. it was not so distracting. but felt more movie like. like i remembered it when i watched it in the cinema.
so my question is. how could i watch a movie in 1080p on a lcd tv were the noise is less distracting.
because the weird thing is when i watched casablanca a movie from 1942 . it was great on the LCD tv and on the projector.
but the last emperor i would never watch on a LCD tv that is for sure.
so how does this actually happen? is it the calibration? or does criterion use the remastering process specially for people who have a projector?
and if possible how could i calibrate a tv that the picture of grainy movies is more film like?
i first checked a scene of on a sony LCD tv 1080p.
the empire is 3 years old and you can see noise in the head of the empire . i felt is was very distracting.
also when he runs outside in some shots the air is free of noise and grain.
however in others there is lot of grain and noise.
after watching it i was a little disappointed. however when i checked it on the projector later this evening the picture looked excellent and when i checked the same scenes there was still some noise. but much more warm if this is the right term. it was not so distracting. but felt more movie like. like i remembered it when i watched it in the cinema.
so my question is. how could i watch a movie in 1080p on a lcd tv were the noise is less distracting.
because the weird thing is when i watched casablanca a movie from 1942 . it was great on the LCD tv and on the projector.
but the last emperor i would never watch on a LCD tv that is for sure.
so how does this actually happen? is it the calibration? or does criterion use the remastering process specially for people who have a projector?
and if possible how could i calibrate a tv that the picture of grainy movies is more film like?