Batman Begins BLU-RAY - 7/8/08!
07-12-08 | 05:24 AM
#226
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Originally Posted by RocShemp
So why was the prologue presented in 1.66:1 (or at least close to it given the small bars on the sides) instead of 1.77:1 on the Batman Begins Blu-Ray?
07-12-08 | 07:23 AM
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Originally Posted by pro-bassoonist
Try the following:
Make sure that there is no disc in the tray. Leave the player on. Unplug the cable. Wait 3-4 min. Plug it back in. Insert a BR disc.
A few weeks ago we had a major rainstorm in Chicago and something similar happen to my player.
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Make sure that there is no disc in the tray. Leave the player on. Unplug the cable. Wait 3-4 min. Plug it back in. Insert a BR disc.
A few weeks ago we had a major rainstorm in Chicago and something similar happen to my player.
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No go, but thanks for the help. I guess it's time to test the return policy at Circuit City.
07-12-08 | 11:18 PM
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Originally Posted by Suprmallet
Unless my TV and my theater's 2K projector has some drastic overscan, the prologue looked like 1.77:1 on the BB Blu-ray. Nolan even referred to the prologue on the Blu-ray as 1.77:1 at the Q&A I attended.
Maybe somebody screwed up making the transfer?
07-13-08 | 07:48 PM
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Originally Posted by RocShemp
I set my Sharp 52D62 to Dot-by-Dot mode whenever I I watch 1080i or 1080p content because it eliminates overscan and in this mode I see that the footage has bars on its sides. They're not major but they are enough to obviously make the image less than 1.77:1 and closer to 1.66:1.
Maybe somebody screwed up making the transfer?
Maybe somebody screwed up making the transfer?
the prologue was filmed in IMAX, so the ratio is around 1.77:1
07-13-08 | 07:51 PM
#230
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Well I also noticed a touch of black bars on each side. Very, very, very small. In fact, those who may not see that, probably have a little overscan as opposed to the 'just scan' option other TV's have.
07-13-08 | 08:01 PM
#231
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Originally Posted by dyerjp
the prologue was filmed in IMAX, so the ratio is around 1.77:1
07-13-08 | 08:58 PM
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Well, Roc, I don't really know what to say about that one. Perhaps they will go for 1.66:1 to get even closer to the original IMAX ratio and just presume that most people's TV will overscan it to 1.77:1. 
07-14-08 | 10:57 PM
#233
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I just found it kind of odd when I was watching the prologue. Perhaps you're right and they did it in a effort to get as close to 1.44:1 as possible while still (mostly) filling a 1.77:1 frame.
BTW, when you talked to Nolan, did you get to ask him if more (if not all) of the eventual third film will be shot with IMAX cameras?
BTW, when you talked to Nolan, did you get to ask him if more (if not all) of the eventual third film will be shot with IMAX cameras?
