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Well, technically: aspect ratio / size / grain is to film what resolution / aspect ratio is digital.
There is not a direct correlation between the two when it comes to image quality Jon.
Blu ray is a waste of money.
Maybe you just don't know you've seen it.
I'm looking through blu-rays on the amazon page and I see that they've just released a north by northwest 50th anniversary edition on blu-ray. There aren't any review about the quality of the disc. For those of you with experience with the format, have you ever compared the DVD to the blu-ray for older movies? I'm genuinely curious.
God I hate these types of posts. Yes, people are going to stop buying HDTVs and DVD will be the format king until everyone ditches that in favor of watching movies on their iPhones. Blu-Rays will never drop to $15 because the studios are greedy and don't understand how to price discs optimally!
When I can carry 30 hd movies on my cellphone and hook it to the hdmi input of any tv and watch it in hd while still having copies at home and the office server. Again what's the point of bluray.
You have a 125GB + phone with an HDMI out and a built in media player that can decode H.264?
+1. I would really like to know where I can purchase such a device.
Maybe you just don't know you've seen it.
David Fincher's last two movies, Zodiac and Benjamin Button, were shot digitally. They both look amazing. As for the point of Blu-Ray, size really matters. HD formats like Blu-Ray are crucial when you're talking about large format playback. Play a standard def DVD on a 46" or larger screen or, god forbid, projected onto a theatrical screen and it looks like crap. Blu-Ray looks good on the "big screen".
+1. I would really like to know where I can purchase such a device.
. There aren't any review about the quality of the disc.