You're the only youtuber doing a proper objective analysis of 4K HDR releases that I know of - everyone else is very subjective and anecdotal in their approach. I think they're super valuable to the community, as it's great to have somebody holding Hollywood feet to the fire exposing the lazier releases in this way. If you stop doing them will be a shame but hopefully somebody else can get hold of one of these monitors and carry the torch.
not the only one, but yes the only one that use 30 000 monitors. But there are so many other tools to do it. Analysis are good but opinions are more discutable to my point of view.
My biggest problem with this is max luminance isn't the only aspect of HDR that matters though, but I'm not sure how you would test it, but imo the colour "dynamics" are much more obvious and in this case, there are some scenes that look good, but I think Two Towers and King were produced much better.
I think the reason is more that this is specifically mastered for home cinema and Oleds. Thus there is no point is mastering brighter than 400-600 nits full screen.
@@VargVikernes1488 Yes, I'm sure this was done for very specific reasons...they probably didn't want to change the color palette at all...just brighten lighting.
Is it worth upgrading from the Blu-ray version? I’m using a 4K tv with only 630 peak hdr brightness anyway and a ps5 or Xbox series x to play the disc.
Thank you Vincent for the detailed explanation. Don’t listen to those who only want a quick answers without understanding the technique behind. Don’t change 🙏🏻
Your work on these technical analyses is greatly appreciated, thank you. Please do not feel any pressure to produce them, especially if it is a great effort for you to do so.
Love watching your HDR analysis, crazy the studios wont send you a copy. If I was trying to sell UHD HDR BluRays, I would aim for a HDTVTest Vincent Platinum, Gold, or Silver sticker of approval on the case.
Vincent, we really appreciate the HDR reviews you do. There is really no alternative information source on the application of HDR in UHD Bluray releases. Your work is greatly appreciated!
I usually browse YT anonymously but for such fine work You deserve all the credit. I really hope You do more UHD BR reviews. This is very helpful and hopefully puts more pressure on distributors to actually put some hard work to deliver us content which is worth our money.
Nice to see our Panasonic UB9000 HDR10 Metadata screen hitting around the same numbers as your findings. I hope someday consumer tech will feature HDR analysis tools like the Canon DP-V2411. Thanks as always, Vincent.
Peter Jackson, himself, supervised the remaster of ALL the movies, including the Hobbit movies. They were all remastered to the same standard and all color-corrected to be consistent with one another and to play as if they were one long movie that was filmed at the same time with the same technology-- even though the movies were made over the span of almost 20 years with different technologies.
Please keep doing these reviews, this was a very useful and very honest (and independent) view of the movie transfer to 4K HDR. Best HD TV channel by far!
Thank you Vincent! Some of us watch these on nit starved projectors. Your detailed gamut analysis (close to rec709) help give us peace of mind to watch without color filter engaged to help get as many nits as possible for that HDR pop without loosing much color throughout movie. Also nice analysis of real (but judicious) use of HDR. (just updated JVC firmware to get latest tone-mapping capabilities, and your detailed analysis shows it will be utilized well, thank you again!) Bring on the Balrog!
Thank you for the work you put into your video's! I can always turn to you for accurate and comprehensive information instead of the normal "fluff" by some other "TH-camrs". Thanks again and FYI I just got my set of 4k LOTR delivered so will be enjoying them in the near future!
Would love to get your analysis of Dolby Vision for this since its one of the few films that comes with it. Are there noticeable differences between HDR and Dolby Vision for these films?
I really like these HDR movie analyses. Please do not stop making them. These gives so much info what is really going on with the film. Like in case of the Blade Runner 2049 I was wondering is my tv broken or what is happening.
Brilliant, concise, and enough for me to know that my interest in the 4K edition is back to actual. I appreciate that. Subscribed. Sorry I didn't find your channel, earlier. Well done, sir.
Same I hope he does them. The colors could be better also since they went to digital colors for the next two movies. Idk what that means but Peter Jackson said that haha
Vincent it is totally important that someone serious reviews all those 4K HDR titles in depth, there is no other source like you for this. If you can afford it in any way, please keep doing it.
THANK YOU FOR DOING THIS!!! I know it takes a lot of your time but I so appreciate the spectacular HDR analysis that is simply not done by anyone else. Could you please keep doing these as time permits. I find the information very valuable - please & thank you!!
Please do the rest of the movies in the series! Thanks for bringing this info to the table, you’re awesome and I appreciate the hard work you put into these videos very much. Thank you !
Thank you for spotting the DNR/Edge Enhancement. For me that was a deal breaker and I had to return the set. If a 4K set has less detail in the image than the older, previous edition, there's no point rebuying for me. I was really disappointed.
The strength of these 4K Blu-ray's is nice HDR and very high bit-rate (100Mbps at times). But I share your opinion on Jackson's liberal use of DNR. Terrible choice in my opinion, as a lover of analog film.
@@TomlinsonHolman52583 One day probably after Jackson is long gone The LOTR trilogy will get properly remastered. Without any digital noise reduction or edge enhancement. Plus an actual 4k scan of the original film negative.
@@ReGo001 The DVD is too low a resolution to even matter in this discussion. If you want proof that this went through DNR hell, check out caps-o-holic. The extended Blu-ray is grainier, but it has way more detail than the UHD.
Love your work Vincent and the detail you've provided. Hopefully this review will generate enough traffic for you to warrant reviews for the rest of TLOTR movies, maybe even including The Hobbit trilogy!
Great video. I could do with some advice. Im considering buying an LG CX 55 for gaming, but when i do my settings for gaming can i have seperate settings for watching tv and films and do i need seperate settings?
Thanks for your analysis, and as always good work. Also props for discovering the HDR issues on Cyberpunk 2077. I was changing settings and couldn't get satisfied at all. Your Vid about it explained why 😅👍🏻
Vincent don't give up on this series! You are doing good work and people WILL notice! With the influx of 4K HDR capable displays around the holidays I'm sure the views will start to pick up.
Thank you soooo much for this Vincent! These are my favourite movies. I feel like this trilogy is so important and has been so influential. I really hope you do the other two! Thanks again :)
Hang in there, V. As more people acquire good quality 4k/HDR TVs, these videos will become more and more useful to more people. Don't give up on these yet.
Yes to videos for The Two Towers and The Return of the King. And I appreciated you doing the analysis of the Extended Edition of the Fellowship of the Ring. Top notch video as always.
I enjoy these videos, Vincent and I find them fascinating. I do hope that you continue making them. I'd like you to do an analysis on one of The Hobbit 4KUHD movies. I appreciate that it takes up a lot of your time but you do the best HDR and WCG tests for us 4k film enthusiasts.
Great video. This is the one I've been waiting to see. I found the HDR very impactful on my C9. In a dark room, the HDR was quite bright in some scenes.
Great video, I appreciate your analysis videos and I hope it better educates people about actual high DYNAMIC RANGE and what good implementation looks like over people that are convinced for HDR they just need an LCD outputting 10000 nits. If we're doing requests I'd like to see Marvels Guardians of the Galaxy 2. If I recall the director James Gunn is a big fan of HDR and TV's to have true cinema mode implementation. On that second movie I think I read he had to convince the studio to let him film in native 4K HDR, because up until then they were against it I think. He also tried really hard to go for stunning visuals on that movie over the first and it'd be interesting to see how it stacks up in your opinion.
I got a question i never seen on any tv review. How fast can you download wirelessly with a tv like a q90t for exemple. I bought the new chromecast 4k. I know i can watch netflix 4k hdr content with it since its fast enough. i was wondering If the built in wireless wifi device With a Premium tv like a Q90T you reviewed a couple of week back is fast enough to stream 4k from the tv directly. is the chromecast actually needed for 4k content?
Thank you Vincent for all your detailed 4K Blu-ray analysis, I really appreciate it but, if I'm honest, only for the movies I'm interested in and not as much as for your display reviews. But, I do hope your extensive effort could be acknowledged in a commercial label scheme such as Andrew G suggested previously in his comment. Looking forward to the next LOTR's reviews, fingers crossed..
I was hoping to see this review in particular, so I appreciate you taking the time to do it. Overall though it's probably going to be of limited interest, unless there's something special about the HDR presentation of a movie to spend much time analyzing.
Is the percentage of hdr (high nits) applied to these movies very limited (few scenes)? Or is it more consistently applied throughout the entire movie?
I liked the 4K re-Release of these three films. What I had to do to view it the 'Best Way' for me anyways was to change the picture from Movie Mode to Standard Picture. The films were 'Too Dark'. Especially when they were in Moria. Standard Picture 'Brightened' it up just enough to see it a LOT more clearly. BTW: I own a Samsung Q80T (55")
i know it isn't the main thing you focus on, but can you comment on the suspicion that it's just an upscaled 2k image vs a true native 4k one? i feel like most documentation online says that its a native 4k scan, but it really, really doesn't look like it.
While I agree, a review of The Two Towers and The Return of The King would be fantastic I would actually prefer a review of The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey to show the advancement of time and technology on how consistent the color grading could be across all six redone films! Keep up the amazing reviews!
Sorry im very new to this.. I bought a Panasonic ub450 and have a LG CX. It doesnt show BT2020 only Dolby etc when i play this movie. Am i doing something wrong or should i return the ub450?
Other 4k bluray disk reviewers give insightful opinions but that's all they are at the end of the day, opinions. I am extremely thankful that you have produced quantitative analyses of these disks. 4k HDR movie viewing can become an expensive hobby, however, through your videos I feel a lot more comfortable in my purchasing decisions of these disks. Please don't exert yourself unnecessarily (for this exercise at least) but please do keep up this excellent work.
i tried to use FOTR while setting "mad vr" on my HTPC, couldn't get any of the colors to seem right with the expanded 2020 (i forget the exact numbers, not 709) color gamut. I thought it was an issue with my calibration or settings, i see now it's a problem with teh source. At least the first half of the movie that i played with. THe fireworks at the start did look good tho.
Thank you so much for this review! I would very much like to see your review of the first Hobbit movie compared to this one rather then another LotR Movie analysis, especially since it is so much work to do it. Thank you again!
Hi Vincent, please carry on doing these hdr analysis videos that are informative and very useful. The objective analysis is fantastic. If little kick back is returned for the effort why not consider patron followers getting to see them? Just an idea ! I would pay for objective high quality analysis. Especially when it comes to spending that kind of money on the 4K blu rays. Thanks Vincent!!
Sad to hear that it’s difficult for you to continue these types of videos. They’re my favorite from your channel. I shared this video and I hope they can generate more traffic to make the effort worth it.
@HDTVTEST was about to buy this et and the Hobbit. I have them on blu ray, should I buy the 4k sets. I have a LG-C2 43-inch 4k TV. with a Samsung soundbar.
Yes please keep doing these analysis! I definitely want to see an analysis of the Two towers and The Return of the king. And if you need to make the analysis shorter give it a try. I personally don't care to much for the wide colour gamut parts and I care much more on max and minimum brightness for example.
Just watched this movie on my new 4K blu-ray player last night and it looked fantastic for most part. Can't say I agree about the film grain. I can accept natural film grain if it's there, but I love a clean look in general. I do think removing natural film grain can result in the loss of detail, but I don't think they overdid it in this movie. One thing that did stand out is that some of the scenes looked a bit low-res. Mostly fairly short shots, as if they forgot to upscale them properly. But I'm not sure if it's the movie or if maybe the image quality degrades slightly if it has trouble reading or something to prevent skipping (though that does not seem likely. I'm using a Pansonic UB820).
Vincent is never late, nor is he early... He arrives precisely when he means to.
*reviews precisely when..
You’re a wizard Vincent!
what she said *ping* ..
😂😂😂#Gandalf
...always within 2 minutes *ding (hehe)
You're the only youtuber doing a proper objective analysis of 4K HDR releases that I know of - everyone else is very subjective and anecdotal in their approach. I think they're super valuable to the community, as it's great to have somebody holding Hollywood feet to the fire exposing the lazier releases in this way.
If you stop doing them will be a shame but hopefully somebody else can get hold of one of these monitors and carry the torch.
I agree. He has a pretty impressive toolkit too. *insert inuendo joke here lol
Agreed!!!!!
not the only one, but yes the only one that use 30 000 monitors. But there are so many other tools to do it. Analysis are good but opinions are more discutable to my point of view.
My biggest problem with this is max luminance isn't the only aspect of HDR that matters though, but I'm not sure how you would test it, but imo the colour "dynamics" are much more obvious and in this case, there are some scenes that look good, but I think Two Towers and King were produced much better.
@@Sonickrunch Exactly. We do objective measurements in our 4K Blu-ray analysis, not subjective impressions of "dynamics".
Soo this HDR goes bright when there's some magical light. And is conservatory on everything else. I'd say it's a proper creative use of HDR
It's tasteful and respectful towards the original vision.
I think the reason is more that this is specifically mastered for home cinema and Oleds. Thus there is no point is mastering brighter than 400-600 nits full screen.
@@VargVikernes1488 Yes, I'm sure this was done for very specific reasons...they probably didn't want to change the color palette at all...just brighten lighting.
Is it worth upgrading from the Blu-ray version? I’m using a 4K tv with only 630 peak hdr brightness anyway and a ps5 or Xbox series x to play the disc.
@@Marqjosh Yes, of course. The overall transfer is way better....supposed to be one of the best 4k releases ever...whole different ballgame.
Thank you Vincent for the detailed explanation. Don’t listen to those who only want a quick answers without understanding the technique behind. Don’t change 🙏🏻
Your work on these technical analyses is greatly appreciated, thank you. Please do not feel any pressure to produce them, especially if it is a great effort for you to do so.
Love watching your HDR analysis, crazy the studios wont send you a copy. If I was trying to sell UHD HDR BluRays, I would aim for a HDTVTest Vincent Platinum, Gold, or Silver sticker of approval on the case.
They won't send him review-copies because he is dead honest and will call dog shit for what it is! All power to him! Please don't change!
Excellent! Love your technological reviews of 4k movies Vincent! Keep up the great work and Merry Christmas from Canada!
So that was Sauron's key, only Mordor has Wide Color Gamut.
Excellent review. I would love to have the next 2 reviews! Hopefully your traffic analysis makes it worth your while!
Well I appreciate your hard work! Thank you for sharing your findings and examples.
Vincent, we really appreciate the HDR reviews you do. There is really no alternative information source on the application of HDR in UHD Bluray releases. Your work is greatly appreciated!
What a great review ! Please more 4K reviews. I love it. We need it. We need you. Thank you so much for this hard work.
I usually browse YT anonymously but for such fine work You deserve all the credit. I really hope You do more UHD BR reviews. This is very helpful and hopefully puts more pressure on distributors to actually put some hard work to deliver us content which is worth our money.
Nice to see our Panasonic UB9000 HDR10 Metadata screen hitting around the same numbers as your findings. I hope someday consumer tech will feature HDR analysis tools like the Canon DP-V2411. Thanks as always, Vincent.
I hope you'll also do reviews for The Two Towers and The Return of the King.
Peter Jackson, himself, supervised the remaster of ALL the movies, including the Hobbit movies. They were all remastered to the same standard and all color-corrected to be consistent with one another and to play as if they were one long movie that was filmed at the same time with the same technology-- even though the movies were made over the span of almost 20 years with different technologies.
I would say they're to the same quality
I would say Fellowship is the best looking of the three. More lively colors and slightly more grain.
They are all outstanding, absolute joy to watch (and hear, the atmos sound mix is probably the best I've heard)
@@battfinkz I would say Hobbit Trilogy looks horrible with it’s fake CGI crap. LotR effects are way better, mainly because they are mostly practical.
Please keep doing these reviews, this was a very useful and very honest (and independent) view of the movie transfer to 4K HDR. Best HD TV channel by far!
Thank you Vincent! Some of us watch these on nit starved projectors. Your detailed gamut analysis (close to rec709) help give us peace of mind to watch without color filter engaged to help get as many nits as possible for that HDR pop without loosing much color throughout movie. Also nice analysis of real (but judicious) use of HDR. (just updated JVC firmware to get latest tone-mapping capabilities, and your detailed analysis shows it will be utilized well, thank you again!) Bring on the Balrog!
Love your 4K reviews. Hope you continue doing them. Thanks for your efforts Vincent
"How many sex jokes can you come up with?"
Vincent: "Yes"
Wonderful job sir! Thank you for your time and efforts to give a great analysis. I will definitely be checking out your other reviews.
Thank you for the work you put into your video's! I can always turn to you for accurate and comprehensive information instead of the normal "fluff" by some other "TH-camrs". Thanks again and FYI I just got my set of 4k LOTR delivered so will be enjoying them in the near future!
Would love to get your analysis of Dolby Vision for this since its one of the few films that comes with it. Are there noticeable differences between HDR and Dolby Vision for these films?
Do you know if that monitor does or doesn't have Dolby vision?
probably not much, maybe in scenes where it exceeds 600 nits DV deal better with highlights
Don't a lot of 4K movies have Dolby Vision on them??
"its one of the few films that comes with it" what? I have 20+ 4K Blu Ray movies and they all have Dolby Vision
@@rbaz9454 He’s still right though. Physical movies tend to get less support on Dolby Vision than their Digital counterparts.
I really like these HDR movie analyses. Please do not stop making them. These gives so much info what is really going on with the film. Like in case of the Blade Runner 2049 I was wondering is my tv broken or what is happening.
Brilliant, concise, and enough for me to know that my interest in the 4K edition is back to actual. I appreciate that. Subscribed. Sorry I didn't find your channel, earlier. Well done, sir.
would love to get your take on the other two films in the series!
Same I hope he does them. The colors could be better also since they went to digital colors for the next two movies. Idk what that means but Peter Jackson said that haha
Ditto!
Same here!!
I find these HDR analysis videos extremely valuable. Keep up the great work Vincent!
Thank you for doing this review! I hope you are able to do the rest
I enjoyed your 4k hdr review, Vincent! If you keep posting them, I'll keep watching them.
Please more movie reviews, what you’re putting is very unique and no other channels review movies with such expertise and information
I love these so much, I really hope you continue to do them.
Very much like the HDR analysis videos. Thanks.
Vincent it is totally important that someone serious reviews all those 4K HDR titles in depth, there is no other source like you for this. If you can afford it in any way, please keep doing it.
Good review, Vincent! Appreciate your enormous effort and work! Please keep up!
THANK YOU FOR DOING THIS!!! I know it takes a lot of your time but I so appreciate the spectacular HDR analysis that is simply not done by anyone else. Could you please keep doing these as time permits. I find the information very valuable - please & thank you!!
Please do the rest of the movies in the series! Thanks for bringing this info to the table, you’re awesome and I appreciate the hard work you put into these videos very much. Thank you !
I really appreciate these videos. They complement the other more subjective 4K reviews out there.
This analysis is awesome! Thank you. Would absolutely love to see you do a similar analysis of The Two Towers and The Return of the King!
Thank you for spotting the DNR/Edge Enhancement. For me that was a deal breaker and I had to return the set. If a 4K set has less detail in the image than the older, previous edition, there's no point rebuying for me. I was really disappointed.
The strength of these 4K Blu-ray's is nice HDR and very high bit-rate (100Mbps at times). But I share your opinion on Jackson's liberal use of DNR. Terrible choice in my opinion, as a lover of analog film.
@@TomlinsonHolman52583 One day probably after Jackson is long gone The LOTR trilogy will get properly remastered. Without any digital noise reduction or edge enhancement. Plus an actual 4k scan of the original film negative.
@@ReGo001 The DVD is too low a resolution to even matter in this discussion. If you want proof that this went through DNR hell, check out caps-o-holic. The extended Blu-ray is grainier, but it has way more detail than the UHD.
Love your work Vincent and the detail you've provided. Hopefully this review will generate enough traffic for you to warrant reviews for the rest of TLOTR movies, maybe even including The Hobbit trilogy!
Now this is a proper analysis!!
Well done. Just subbed :)
We truly appreciate the in depth analysis!
Great video. I could do with some advice. Im considering buying an LG CX 55 for gaming, but when i do my settings for gaming can i have seperate settings for watching tv and films and do i need seperate settings?
Thanks for your analysis, and as always good work.
Also props for discovering the HDR issues on Cyberpunk 2077.
I was changing settings and couldn't get satisfied at all. Your Vid about it explained why 😅👍🏻
Great HDR review. Keep up the good work Vincent!
Vincent don't give up on this series! You are doing good work and people WILL notice! With the influx of 4K HDR capable displays around the holidays I'm sure the views will start to pick up.
Thank you soooo much for this Vincent! These are my favourite movies. I feel like this trilogy is so important and has been so influential. I really hope you do the other two! Thanks again :)
Hang in there, V. As more people acquire good quality 4k/HDR TVs, these videos will become more and more useful to more people. Don't give up on these yet.
Excellent job Vincent, these are some of my favorite movies...and I for one am glad to see you doing this HDR review. Thank you.
Yes to videos for The Two Towers and The Return of the King. And I appreciated you doing the analysis of the Extended Edition of the Fellowship of the Ring. Top notch video as always.
thanks for the video Vincent. i do wonder if there's any difference between physical blu ray and streaming version of movies.
Thanks Vincent, hoping to see the rest of the trilogy analysed could you possibly talk about the colour grading too?? X
great analysis, as always
awesome stuff Vincent. I suspect these videos will get more popular with time but thank you whatever you choose to do next
I am very appreciative of this video. It is extremely well done and informing.
I enjoy these videos, Vincent and I find them fascinating. I do hope that you continue making them. I'd like you to do an analysis on one of The Hobbit 4KUHD movies. I appreciate that it takes up a lot of your time but you do the best HDR and WCG tests for us 4k film enthusiasts.
Interesting! I wasn't aware of this little 'review series' and will check out some of the rest for sure!
Thank you for the video, appreciate your work Vincent
Please keep up the HRD analysis, its the only source for this info, and so valuable. I'll share it more I promise! I'm joining your patreon now!
This was most pleasantly informative. Thank you.
Thanks Vincent. Please continue with this. Always appreciated
love your HDR analysis videos! if possible please do compare the remaining two films of LOTRs
Excellent video Vincent. Thank You
I love these analysis Vincent.
Great video. This is the one I've been waiting to see. I found the HDR very impactful on my C9. In a dark room, the HDR was quite bright in some scenes.
Great video, I appreciate your analysis videos and I hope it better educates people about actual high DYNAMIC RANGE and what good implementation looks like over people that are convinced for HDR they just need an LCD outputting 10000 nits.
If we're doing requests I'd like to see Marvels Guardians of the Galaxy 2. If I recall the director James Gunn is a big fan of HDR and TV's to have true cinema mode implementation. On that second movie I think I read he had to convince the studio to let him film in native 4K HDR, because up until then they were against it I think. He also tried really hard to go for stunning visuals on that movie over the first and it'd be interesting to see how it stacks up in your opinion.
Thank you Vincent. Very nice video!
An analysis of the other Lord of the Rings movies and the Hobbit trilogy would be very interesting.
Thank you for all the work! 👍
Thank you, I do enjoy these analyses. This tipped the scales for me, and I just ordered it.
I'm really looking forward to get both triologies in 4K.
Thank you for all the work you put into this analysis. If you we're to analyse both the remaining films I'd watch it but if not, thanks anyway :)
I got a question i never seen on any tv review.
How fast can you download wirelessly with a tv like a q90t for exemple.
I bought the new chromecast 4k.
I know i can watch netflix 4k hdr content with it since its fast enough.
i was wondering If the built in wireless wifi device With a Premium tv like a Q90T you reviewed a couple of week back is fast enough to stream 4k from the tv directly.
is the chromecast actually needed for 4k content?
Thanks for doing this! Looks great.
Thank you Vincent for all your detailed 4K Blu-ray analysis, I really appreciate it but, if I'm honest, only for the movies I'm interested in and not as much as for your display reviews. But, I do hope your extensive effort could be acknowledged in a commercial label scheme such as Andrew G suggested previously in his comment. Looking forward to the next LOTR's reviews, fingers crossed..
I was hoping to see this review in particular, so I appreciate you taking the time to do it. Overall though it's probably going to be of limited interest, unless there's something special about the HDR presentation of a movie to spend much time analyzing.
It would look amazing on a large screen though in the home. I going to be getting an 85 inch TV especially for HDR movies.
Is the percentage of hdr (high nits) applied to these movies very limited (few scenes)? Or is it more consistently applied throughout the entire movie?
I liked the 4K re-Release of these three films.
What I had to do to view it the 'Best Way' for me anyways was to change the picture from Movie Mode to Standard Picture.
The films were 'Too Dark'. Especially when they were in Moria. Standard Picture 'Brightened' it up just enough to see it a LOT more clearly.
BTW: I own a Samsung Q80T (55")
i know it isn't the main thing you focus on, but can you comment on the suspicion that it's just an upscaled 2k image vs a true native 4k one? i feel like most documentation online says that its a native 4k scan, but it really, really doesn't look like it.
While I agree, a review of The Two Towers and The Return of The King would be fantastic I would actually prefer a review of The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey to show the advancement of time and technology on how consistent the color grading could be across all six redone films! Keep up the amazing reviews!
You say that it was made more like the hobbit, do you mean they only removed film grains or did they also remove detail? Like smooth out things?
Please review the TTs and ROTK! This was a very interesting and informative review. Thanks!
Great job
I like the hdr breakdowns
Sorry im very new to this.. I bought a Panasonic ub450 and have a LG CX.
It doesnt show BT2020 only Dolby etc when i play this movie.
Am i doing something wrong or should i return the ub450?
Other 4k bluray disk reviewers give insightful opinions but that's all they are at the end of the day, opinions. I am extremely thankful that you have produced quantitative analyses of these disks. 4k HDR movie viewing can become an expensive hobby, however, through your videos I feel a lot more comfortable in my purchasing decisions of these disks. Please don't exert yourself unnecessarily (for this exercise at least) but please do keep up this excellent work.
Merry Christmas 🎅
i tried to use FOTR while setting "mad vr" on my HTPC, couldn't get any of the colors to seem right with the expanded 2020 (i forget the exact numbers, not 709) color gamut.
I thought it was an issue with my calibration or settings, i see now it's a problem with teh source. At least the first half of the movie that i played with. THe fireworks at the start did look good tho.
Definitely would like to see a Dolby vision comparison.
Thank you so much for this review! I would very much like to see your review of the first Hobbit movie compared to this one rather then another LotR Movie analysis, especially since it is so much work to do it. Thank you again!
Cheers Vincent. Already own these on DVD and BD ( original version and separate extended versions). And I’ll be getting these on UHD disc too!
which bluray playe, or what kind of bluray player i need? to play a dvd
Hi Vincent, please carry on doing these hdr analysis videos that are informative and very useful. The objective analysis is fantastic.
If little kick back is returned for the effort why not consider patron followers getting to see them? Just an idea ! I would pay for objective high quality analysis. Especially when it comes to spending that kind of money on the 4K blu rays. Thanks Vincent!!
How does the HDR of the GoT 4k bluray set look like? Thanks in advance for the ones who can tell me!
It's "how does it look?" or "what does it look like?", never "how does it look like?"
@@keir92 Merci. Je m'en souviendrai.
Sad to hear that it’s difficult for you to continue these types of videos. They’re my favorite from your channel. I shared this video and I hope they can generate more traffic to make the effort worth it.
"It's not often that I want to be in handcuffs" *ding
I don't know why, but I find this channel funnier than any standup comedians right now.
@HDTVTEST was about to buy this et and the Hobbit. I have them on blu ray, should I buy the 4k sets. I have a LG-C2 43-inch 4k TV. with a Samsung soundbar.
I like the analysis. Really gets me excited *ding*
Yes please keep doing these analysis! I definitely want to see an analysis of the Two towers and The Return of the king.
And if you need to make the analysis shorter give it a try. I personally don't care to much for the wide colour gamut parts and I care much more on max and minimum brightness for example.
Just watched this movie on my new 4K blu-ray player last night and it looked fantastic for most part. Can't say I agree about the film grain. I can accept natural film grain if it's there, but I love a clean look in general. I do think removing natural film grain can result in the loss of detail, but I don't think they overdid it in this movie. One thing that did stand out is that some of the scenes looked a bit low-res. Mostly fairly short shots, as if they forgot to upscale them properly. But I'm not sure if it's the movie or if maybe the image quality degrades slightly if it has trouble reading or something to prevent skipping (though that does not seem likely. I'm using a Pansonic UB820).
Me at 2am eating pretzels... "Ahh, yes, I agree with all of this and understand perfectly.."
It’s always between 1am-4am and there’s always snacks 😂
It will be good to see a review of the movies with the top TVs using out of the box colours and then calibrated
Please keep doing HDR Analysis videos. Do Tenet next!!!