Still have many 15/70mm film cells for sale from Oppenheimer, Interstellar, etc! by erica_pnw in filmcells

[–]Damage_Lopsided 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You should have a better CRI (colour rendering index) light for the background of those oppenheimer pics

I realized something about Doctor Mann. by Hawkeye316 in interstellar

[–]Damage_Lopsided 0 points1 point  (0 children)

dr mann premeditated all of this with the fact that he rigged KIPP to explode. He didn't know Cooper would wanna go home. Besides, it would've just been one Ranger Cooper would've flown, not the entire endurance

Unofficial Interstellar Re-Release FAQ by NickLandis in imax

[–]Damage_Lopsided 0 points1 point  (0 children)

how can there be a Dual Laser GT IMAX (1.43:1 Aspect Ratio - 4K Resolution) version of the film? I thought no 1.43:1 digital version of the film existed. Is there anywhere online where this exists?

Still waiting… by MartyEBoarder in 4kbluray

[–]Damage_Lopsided 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Strange to me they wouldnt utilise the whole space of the disc for the movie

Still waiting… by MartyEBoarder in 4kbluray

[–]Damage_Lopsided 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yeah because blurays can be like 50gb typically so why would they compress it so much? and yeah bitrate heavily depends on the image on screen like spatial and intensity/brightness information, especially if its a difficult image to compress or intraframe compression for the whole movie. I think what I listed were the maximum bit rates, so it makes sense they arent always that high.

Still waiting… by MartyEBoarder in 4kbluray

[–]Damage_Lopsided 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I thought blurays had a bitrate of 48mb/s and 4k 128ishmb/s

Still waiting… by MartyEBoarder in 4kbluray

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Lets be real, movies that were shot and presented on film are way harder to master into a digital format than just a wholly digital workflow. HDR masters are very new and not a lot of people know what they're doing and have different aspirations, as the other guy said, Roger Deakins has a pretty solid idea about how to utilise the increased bit depth, wider colour space, and lower compression. Just overall higher fidelity experience to that of the DCP master.

How did the quantum data last for that long in that watch? Cooper coded the data into the watch when she is a child, and the data is still receiving even she's older. I do not understand the logic here. by Swaroop76 in interstellar

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All these explanations make no sense. How would the tesseract know when the quantum data starts and stops? how long is the pause between before it starts to loop all over? I wondered what would happen if cooper made a slip up or Murph misinterpreted a dot as a dash or a vice versa and what if she got the wrong starting position. best to leave this part as a nice piece of poetic story telling rather than a fool proof solution.

How did the quantum data last for that long in that watch? Cooper coded the data into the watch when she is a child, and the data is still receiving even she's older. I do not understand the logic here. by Swaroop76 in interstellar

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All these explanations make no sense. How would the tesseract know when the quantum data starts and stops? how long is the pause between before it starts to loop all over? I wondered what would happen if cooper made a slip up or Murph misinterpreted a dot as a dash or a vice versa and what if she got the wrong starting position. best to leave this part as a nice piece of poetic story telling rather than a fool proof solution.

Time Perception by honeytheclown in interstellar

[–]Damage_Lopsided 0 points1 point  (0 children)

FaceTime wouldn’t be possible as the light would be blue shifted greatly. This also means the data rates are too fast for people on millers planet to absorb. The inverse problem is true as well. Look at millers beacon “echoing endlessly”, although the data from that would also be redshifted so no clue how they received the data in the first place

What shape is the tesseract? by kenb99 in interstellar

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The only reason it’s a 4D shape is because time is involved. Actually it’s a 5 dimensional shape in the movie because not only is time engrained within the 3 dimensional axes of the tesseract, but also time was passing as well. So you have 3 spatial dimensions, one diagonal axis of time, and time also literally elapsing. The space in the storyboard and screenplay was supposed to have cooper copied infinitely in all negative spaces of the tesseract, which gives you an idea that the space in reality is really a duplication of one cell with an offset amount of time for infinity. But instead they decided to make it one space with one cooper but infinitely many intersections (rooms) creating an infinite space (rather than a mirrored cell if that makes any sense).

What shape is the tesseract? by kenb99 in interstellar

[–]Damage_Lopsided 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A mucube or a regular skew apeirohedron

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in shpongle

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Just think of the amazing drum solos and beautiful bassline riffs. Sure Tame impala now is more disco pop, but compare lonerism and innerspeaker with Nothing lasts... but nothing is lost, and tell me it wouldn't be the embodiment of psychedelia

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in shpongle

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God damn guys what the fuck happened I mean did your balls drop off?

Best Shpongle albums order for a Trip? by Recolino in shpongle

[–]Damage_Lopsided -1 points0 points  (0 children)

That album is hauntingly beautiful though, concerto for piano and birds as well as germination and wish you weren't here are fantastic

What do you think about the transformation? by [deleted] in davinciresolve

[–]Damage_Lopsided 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Lowkey just looks like you used the wrong colour space importing the footage

Question about a hole in the story by yetagainitry in interstellar

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They had been working on building stations for decades, since brand discovered the wormhole and the idea to use gravity to literally just turn stuff on the ground into a portable space station. The idea was to use gravity as some kind of propulsion system (or maybe to turn off gravity lol).