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Originally Posted by Nemesis  I did not think the DNR in the Beyond was that bad - if anyone wants to see some seriously bad-looking DNR, check out the screencaps for Dementia 13, and The Terror. |
Sure, it´s not THAT bad, BUT the point is, there shouldn´t be ANY DNR at all on a Blu-Ray. A small amount of DNR could be useful for DVD because the lower bitrate on DVD can´t handle heavy filmgrain that well. But a Blu-Ray has bitrate high enough to handle really heavy grain without breaking into a blocky mess.
Even a small dose of DNR robs the picture of the sharpness and finedetails that we want from a high definition picture, which is the reason why we upgraded to BD.
Arrow REALLY needs to listen to us and STOP using DNR in the future.
I truly hope the coming "Funhouse" BD is DNR free.
And don´t even DARE to use EE (Edge Enhancement) to cover up a DNR job by trying to make it "sharper" again
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