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@menonfilmpod Fincher made the movie to look flat in the new 4k version) Lol

David Fincher has cleaned up Helena Bonham Carter's skin. He also changed the prescription on the bottle. Fight Club 4k Remaster Blu-ray on Top Fight Club Old Blu-ray on Bottom

@M_Sawce Worst looking movie in the last 30 years

Okay, here.

@coiledvertebre Best looking DUNE! And it was like this because of the anamorphic lenses that were used by the Greig Frazer.

I love the details so much

@M_Sawce Pure Paintings

People would be crazier about Disclosure Day if they knew about this other movie.

@UbisoftSupport @Steam disable and turn off ur shitty launcher from steam games

@vikare06 Forgot to mention that it was shot on FILM)

This is how this is supposed to look. This is how Star Wars used to look when George Lucas was in charge

Albert Bierstadt, German/American. Painting- A Storm in the Rocky Mountains, Mt. Rosalie. 1866. Detail.

"Park Landscape with Nymphaeum, Rome" by Max Röder, 1892

@SynthPotato Its because u play at 30 fps with no motion blur, same for movies at 24 fps. In cinema they use longer shutter speed 1/50 to achieve smooth motion and this is the reason why motion blur was introduced in games to mimic that at 30fps.

Seriously though why does this happen? Did something in screens change or did we just get too used to 60FPS+ that 30fps looks so laggy now?

@fangboya This is how the views and photos would look if earth was flat) Same as videogames worlds)

在小红书上看到一个博主拍的照片，这个长焦牛逼啊！

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It's #MomentMonday show us your moody rain photos

Girl with bicycle. Dublin, Ireland, 1966 | Evelyn Hofer

GTA V #gta5

@Asupermanfan Batman vs Superman beats the hell out of this movie on every level.

Superman Returns tiene mejor fotografía y más personalidad en sus visuales que Man of Steel y Superman juntos, pero ustedes no están preparados para esa conversación y actúan como si la película se viera con un filtro sepia.

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📸 Henri Cartier-Bresson Sevilla, Spain, 1933 #photooftheday #photography #blueskyphotography #photokind

René Burri Fête foraine, Zürich 1980

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