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What, you expect 35mm film to look like video or CGI?

Posted by 4season on September 23, 2007 at 20:30:18:
I skimmed through the Sept issue of TPV and I didn't feel it was anti Blu-Ray, but I did note that HP's "disks to die for" are skewed towards the look of heavy CGI, not straight film. And I expect 35mm color film to have a certain look: Certainly not as crispy as you can achieve with computer graphics.