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Topic: The Master 4k - a bit flickery?
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Gavin Lewarne
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Posts: 278
From: Plymouth, UK
Registered: Aug 2009
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posted 12-15-2012 05:44 PM
I was wondering if anyone else is playing the 4k DCP of "The Master" on their 2k projector?
Im pretty sure my problem is with the actual content itself, rahter than the equipment.
Symptom: Indoor scenes where the actors faces are lit, the brighter areas seem a little "flickery". Not much, but I have noticed it. On outdoor shots, cant detect it.
Our equipment: Barco DP2k-12c (with a newer firmware than the installer had seen 2 weeks ago) Dolby DSS 200 4.5.4.0 CP750
The equipment is brand new, only 30 hours on the lamp. All other content seems perfect, adverts, another feature (2k dcp) even bluray through the scaler.
Are effects like this common when downscaling a 4k dcp to a 2k projector? Or is it just a "feature" of the film itself?
I will admit im a bit of a digital virgin, just a-wondering, tis all
Oh, i also looked down the vent holes while running the film with my welding mask, cant say i saw the lamp itself flickering at all
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