justinslick

GERTY, is there someone else in the room?

We’re still getting over some of the more heated moments from the cold war.

1. Moonbase
2. ???
3. Gold is rain down upon Mother Russia!

Well, we don’t do things because they’re easy.

NASA just commissioned seven General Products Hulls.

How can you tell? The video is from the neck up….

Hell no! I’ll be taking advantage of the fact that it’s a projection by walking right THROUGH it.

Has anyone stated the obvious yet? If not, I’ll say it. These were obviously designed with frisky Planetary Resources employees in mind.

Hah. Honestly, I don’t know what I was smoking when I wrote that post. I think some of the earlier stuff in the thread had me thinking that all TV stuff was shot 60fps, which obviously isn’t the case.

Anyway I just watched the latest episode and at one point I was thinking to myself, this is so definitely 24fps.

As for the Blu-Ray issue I mentioned…. it was on a 120hz TV and I’m willing to bet motion interpolation was turned on.

I think part of the inaccessibility is that as someone just now starting out, you’re literally years behind the in-game powers that be and probably have no chance of ever catching up.

Ugh, I watched 3:10 to Yuma with motion interpolation and it just demolished the illusion for me. It was so fucking obvious I was looking at a film set.

I hope to god The Hobbit doesn’t look like that.

I’m assuming Game of Thrones is 60fps, right? I’m perfectly OK with the way GoT looks, so hopefully that means I won’t be bothered by the 48fps in The Hobbit.

I do remember years back one of the first times I saw a Blu-Ray, it felt really off at first. Like it was so obvious I was looking at a movie set.

I don’t think I’ve felt that since, so maybe the lighting in that particular movie was just bad. I can’t even remember what movie it was… some middling western flick.