eerr, duh... wats a waterfish?

if rm45 US or UK original version, u post out here, that shop will be flooded upside down tomorrow. LoL

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trionychidae

LOL

Waterfish = people who easily being cheated or taken advantage of by others.

This post has been edited by kkChan: Mar 4 2009, 08:55 PM

WAKAKAKA....

that animal is commonly known as waterfish as well.

btw, my Mr.Ip has arrived

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Added on March 5, 2009, 2:00 amthe picture is indeed very grainy.....hey...please take a look on Chapter 12. starting at 1:22:30 and last about 7 seconds, the scene where Ip Man is using the 6.5 Bo and the camera is behind him. I think that is a stand-in to Donnie Yen.

This post has been edited by rthj: Mar 5 2009, 02:08 AM

I want to ask a general question here: Putting aside filmmakers' artistic intention, is grainy really ok to you on a hi-def presentation (like bluray on full HD tv/pj) ? Personally, its not ok to me...

If grain appears on a lower reso medium like dvd on CRT tv, it won't be so intrusive... meaning it won't matter much but through a high reso medium like bluray on a big scale full HD screen especially, it can be so obvious and tends to be annoying After watching one Lara Croft: Tomb Raider & Predator, I really wish they apply DNR on those films! Just my opinion though... So, what do you guys think?

fadthil... when you watch "cyan" movies you mind the grain or not? hehe!

There's only some grain in P2
but the PQ are soft in many scene, did have some pop up/3D like scene and the lighting are way too bright, and the colour a bit pale also...maybe they want us to see more clearly
overall PQ to me is 3/5

The problem is when DNR is applied, the pic tends to be very soft and lot of details are sacrified eg skin texture. So I think I can live with grain.

me wan blu cyan ray film toooooooo

I watched Watchmen Premier yesterday night

Not bad. 70's and 80's feel

Most of the audience complaint becuase they thought they'll be watching some superhero movie ala ironman

Great soundtrack and blu ray material

I already agak alot of ppl will complain.. haha.... anyway i read the graphic novel last time and i did not finish it... to long... haha... i stop at book 7 or 8... hmm now maybe the time to read again just before the movie... or watch the movie then read again...

Of coz I DO MIND! hehe... but I doubt there's any 'grain' in most cyan movies, dun think so... they're usually "spotless", kikiki...


Ok, I can understand the softness, lost of detail and oso the waxy-like skin complexion when DNR is applied but I prefer that if not done too much, of coz... than some annoying grain. Don't get me wrong, slight grain is fine (low-light scene shot on film stock, how grainless can you expect eh?), but like Tomb Raider is unacceptable at least to me. Dark City & Face/Off bd are good example of DNRed transfer, but nevertheless looked awesome!

it really depends on the screen or TV you are using also, even between LCD and plasma or projectors will have difference,..
and also based on the processing done by the TV on the source input signal.

some TV with certain features turned on will amplify the grain effects more drastically than others.. I notice it alot on previous Sony LCD TVs.. dunno about 09 versions how they perform...

if RM45 for pirate"pirates"

i think ok

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Added on March 5, 2009, 1:28 pmsnow whitie PE is coming

http://flickr.com/photos/lighthousenews/33...57614482590046/

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Added on March 5, 2009, 9:57 pmso quiet?? fuyoo ..everyone bz blu-ing??

This post has been edited by megatron007: Mar 5 2009, 09:57 PM

Based on recent hype... everyone busy "blue" blu-ing...

Just test drive the Tzai Chin....
Top reference BD for PQ & AQ

both Tsai Qin BDs are superb in PQ and AQ

fuyooo. ... itchi hand liao

jacki cheong so so nie??