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[quote name='richg101' timestamp='1352061412' post='21011']1. Using the full frame and taking the effort to shoot it anamorphic - It would have looked better. The crop method is a cost cutting thing.[/quote] Another low budget movie, deprived of it's potential by measly economics. [quote name='richg101' timestamp='1352061412' post='21011']2. Yes. upscale to 4k, apply slight blur to soften pixel steps, overlay grain, adjust levels and sharpenss to taste. The 4k is mock 4k film grain (Expression 500T) created by a friend of mine - it has no damage, just perfect fine grain at 25p. 5 second loop of uncompressed grain. works magic - specially on the background defocus and helps with moire too.[/quote] Thanks. Sounds good.

[quote name='richg101' timestamp='1352040330' post='20998']quite silly really -they threw away 1/3rd of their sensor.[/quote] Mendes came out of the viewing room. 'Roger!' 'You liked it?" 'No! What have you done! The resolution is like that of my fucking pre-production GH3.' 'Oh, that. I actually extracted all we needed. You know, it's such a pain in the ass to have to deal with all those anal something adapters ...' 'Know what you did, half-wit? You threw away 1/3rd of your sensor!' 'I'm so sorry, Sam. Must be because I am so unexperienced. Give me a second chance.' [quote name='richg101' timestamp='1352040330' post='20998']Re. Upscaling. I have played around with a 4k film grain overlay on top of nex5n footage and it really does add a perceived increase in detail.[/quote] You mean you upscaled the 1,9 MP to 4k and then added grain in post to dither it? How do you know the grain is 4k?

BMC can't make cameras fast enough right now I think a 4k BMC will be many many years away they have major issues right now with the sensors being defective ! where are they going to get a 4k sensor from - surely NOT the same suppier of their current sensor as its has caused all these delays!