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Full, clear version of the image used at the convention a few months back.
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Semi HD copies of these stills.
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Is this the early version of the Galactic Empire? Leader in black with stormtroopers?
I've turned over a new leaf, and it's still just a leaf so I guess I'm still the same a-hole I've always been just now with two leaves.goji89 wrote:King Gonorrhea
That ain't 4k.ultrazilla wrote:4k res version of these.
http://all-freepicture.com/wp-content/u ... Poster.jpg
http://all-freepicture.com/godzilla-kin ... ers-art-2/
Facts don't care about your feelings
That's...that's not what 4K means...ultrazilla wrote:I know they're in jpeg not png so highly compressed, but the resolution is 4k tho.
GFAN198423 wrote:4K isn’t just dimensions though, it’s a quality, those images have degradation you get up scaling smaller photos, if they were true high res they’d look sharper.
They're likely upscaled from a smaller image through Photoshop and not natively rendered or captured thus explaining the small file size, a full blown 4k png capture would be around 10-15mb. That is if we're not talking about downsampled shots from 8k or 16k source files which would increase the file size even further. So what's the big deal? No need to get all fussy about it.UltramanGoji wrote:That's...that's not what 4K means...ultrazilla wrote:I know they're in jpeg not png so highly compressed, but the resolution is 4k tho.
Ah, yes, I'd forgotten that one, that one always bothered me, wished there'd been a cleaner copy, so maybe there's just something about how these images are generated that creates the grainy quality, because I have a 1080p Blu Ray still of almost that exact shot and it looks much cleaner. Now that you mention this one, it does remind me of another, the shot of Godzilla about to submerge into the ocean at the very end when he's seen from the side at a dock, that one's pretty grainy too compared to the film.ultrazilla wrote:G14 also had its own fair share of noisy and worn marketing shots such as this. Or maybe it's been tempered with?
https://abload.de/img/godzilla-2014-movie-sklj58.jpg