
Originally Posted by
User211
That looks like fun.
Correct me if I am wrong, but the bigger the telly the more you will realise what Hollywood is doing these days.
YouTube stuff shot with mobiles gives you more clarity. Embarrassingly more.
Most US based stuff is being shot with blurry lenses and filters to hide detail now we have these HD formats. They are literally scared of it, I reckon.
Very true of movies and series being put out on Netflix and Amazon.
Go back to some movies shot a couple of decades ago on BluRay, say, and you will find some content that far outstrips what they are doing now. For the most part, I reckon.
You will still love that bigger screen, though, I reckon. Enjoy.
Yeah, I've noticed that with more recent US TV/films. I reckon it's the actors insisting on soft focus so we don't see how rough they're looking these days.
I just dropped in, to see what condition my condition was in
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