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Redemption80 · 21st June 2018, 22:26

Processing the grain out of remaster of old films is something that happens, but it usually gets met with so much abuse and one star rating for the BluRay etc... that it tends to put studios off too much tinkering. It still happens though.

I don't mind grain if it's not excessive but i will always favour a film source over a digital video source unless it's a sporting even.
I have even added it via post processing when dealing with lower quality sources as it helps hide other artefacts and creates the the illusion of more detail. I don't think that is the case with Walking Dead, i don't know about now, but to start with the show was filmed on 16mm film, which will always be grainy.

Anyway, that is not why i came her to post, and it's more of a question for Nvidia users.
is it just me, or does anyone else think we will be stuck with 390.77 forever.

I'm not much of a gamer these days, but i'm still considering going back to dual booting and creating a gaming and HTPC partition.

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Redemption80 Registered User Join Date: Dec 2009 Posts: 15	Processing the grain out of remaster of old films is something that happens, but it usually gets met with so much abuse and one star rating for the BluRay etc... that it tends to put studios off too much tinkering. It still happens though. I don't mind grain if it's not excessive but i will always favour a film source over a digital video source unless it's a sporting even. I have even added it via post processing when dealing with lower quality sources as it helps hide other artefacts and creates the the illusion of more detail. I don't think that is the case with Walking Dead, i don't know about now, but to start with the show was filmed on 16mm film, which will always be grainy. Anyway, that is not why i came her to post, and it's more of a question for Nvidia users. is it just me, or does anyone else think we will be stuck with 390.77 forever. I'm not much of a gamer these days, but i'm still considering going back to dual booting and creating a gaming and HTPC partition. Last edited by Redemption80; 21st June 2018 at 22:31.