03-01-2010, 02:51 PM
Hola,
Yo creo que en ocasiones tenemos ciertas predisposiciones y cuando vemos una etiqueta que indica 1080i en automatico pasamos a [FullHD Mode] y emitimos comentarios negativos sobre la calidad del video y no siempre tenemos razon. Por ejemplo, el material de Opus Arte viene en una resolucion de 1080i y la calidad de imagen de sus blurays es de referencia !
Chequen:
http://www.blu-ray.com/movies/Mozart-Di ... u-ray/792/
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... Having seen Opus Arte's release of Die Zauberflote, this reviewer, who also happens to have performed the opera twice, is convinced that this is the best and most complete experience you could get at home. Here's why: presented in 1080i and an aspect ratio of 1.78:1 Die Zauberflote provides an incredible amount of detail one would be hard-pressed not to describe as astonishing. When watching this disc, keep in mind that what you see is a "live" performance where every single line, move, and note are unique. Then also consider the enormous work that has gone into the elaborate costumes and stage designs, how they are captured by the camera, and transferred to BD - frankly, I don't think you could match the degree of authenticity this BD release offers in any other format.
The lush and sharp colors of the fabulous gown the Queen of the Night wears for example are perfectly captured on BD. Even her make-up often looks so rich that I had to pause my disc a few times to take a closer look at how incredibly detailed everything was. The "live" lighting on the other hand certainly introduces some impressive nuances - between the night and daylight scenes I urge you to pay close attention to how natural everything looks. Once again, as someone who has been involved in many opera productions, it does not get any better than what you have here folks! ...
Saludos
Carlos
Yo creo que en ocasiones tenemos ciertas predisposiciones y cuando vemos una etiqueta que indica 1080i en automatico pasamos a [FullHD Mode] y emitimos comentarios negativos sobre la calidad del video y no siempre tenemos razon. Por ejemplo, el material de Opus Arte viene en una resolucion de 1080i y la calidad de imagen de sus blurays es de referencia !
Chequen:
http://www.blu-ray.com/movies/Mozart-Di ... u-ray/792/
... Having seen Opus Arte's release of Die Zauberflote, this reviewer, who also happens to have performed the opera twice, is convinced that this is the best and most complete experience you could get at home. Here's why: presented in 1080i and an aspect ratio of 1.78:1 Die Zauberflote provides an incredible amount of detail one would be hard-pressed not to describe as astonishing. When watching this disc, keep in mind that what you see is a "live" performance where every single line, move, and note are unique. Then also consider the enormous work that has gone into the elaborate costumes and stage designs, how they are captured by the camera, and transferred to BD - frankly, I don't think you could match the degree of authenticity this BD release offers in any other format.
The lush and sharp colors of the fabulous gown the Queen of the Night wears for example are perfectly captured on BD. Even her make-up often looks so rich that I had to pause my disc a few times to take a closer look at how incredibly detailed everything was. The "live" lighting on the other hand certainly introduces some impressive nuances - between the night and daylight scenes I urge you to pay close attention to how natural everything looks. Once again, as someone who has been involved in many opera productions, it does not get any better than what you have here folks! ...
Saludos
Carlos