(2017-08-28, 11:58 PM)Tylerdurden389 Wrote: One of my issues was the AR, as it seemed 'zoomed in' to me.

That happened with the Heat 'remaster' - hopefully the blu-ray will match the previous AR.

3D conversion forces to zoom on the sides since it as to use more left and right footage.

Top & Bottom aren't a problem since this is Super 35 however it's possible they had to zoom more on top as the common top line used for the film, didn't leave a lot of headroom, whereas the bottom has way more extra information.

I'm guessing the regular disc will not present that zoom, just the 3D presentation.

(2017-08-30, 09:27 PM)alexpeden2000 Wrote:

(2017-08-28, 11:58 PM)Tylerdurden389 Wrote: One of my issues was the AR, as it seemed 'zoomed in' to me.

That happened with the Heat 'remaster' - hopefully the blu-ray will match the previous AR.

That is assuming the old master was correct.

(2017-08-31, 11:45 PM)dvdmike Wrote: That is assuming the old master was correct.

True

Here's a review by Oliver Harper on the 3D version and remastering https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4w7bCRjtxt0

(2017-09-01, 07:08 PM)Evit Wrote: Here's a review by Oliver Harper on the 3D version and remastering https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4w7bCRjtxt0

Everyone else noted the DNR bar him.

Just watched it again

(2017-09-01, 07:57 PM)dvdmike Wrote:

(2017-09-01, 07:08 PM)Evit Wrote: Here's a review by Oliver Harper on the 3D version and remastering https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4w7bCRjtxt0

Everyone else noted the DNR bar him.

LOL, some people are not troubled by DNR. Oliver must be one of them.

DNR and 3D is just one of those things. It is what it is. The only 3D blu I know with serious grain is Top Gun but that was a different conversion company (Legend3D). StereoD conversions always seems to have DNR. Once the glasses are on and the show begins the DNR isn't really obvious (except for a couple of shots). It's way more obvious in 2D, the youtube clips etc.

The real test is how the remastered 2D blu/UHD will look.

(2017-09-02, 01:19 AM)zoidberg Wrote: DNR and 3D is just one of those things. It is what it is. The only 3D blu I know with serious grain is Top Gun but that was a different conversion company (Legend3D). StereoD conversions always seems to have DNR. Once the glasses are on and the show begins the DNR isn't really obvious (except for a couple of shots). It's way more obvious in 2D, the youtube clips etc.

The real test is how the remastered 2D blu/UHD will look.

Scott made them keep the grain god love him