Scusate se ritorno sull'argomento, ma avendo avuto occasione di provare questo BD anche con il vpr, rimango della mia opinione che qualcosa non va con il nero, molto meno nero di qualsiasi altro BD da me visionato fino ad ora.
Cercando nella rete non sono riuscito a trovare recensioni di questo Blu Ray, ma solo della versione HDDVD, in cui si dice:
"I do have one fairly big gripe. Black levels are consistently muddied by gold and milky tones that occasionally wash out the detail and depth of the picture. Shadows seem flat, and the image fails to pop in these instances -- for all intents and purposes, it seems like the transfer has a serious problem. However, dig deeper and you'll discover that this was an intentional change made to the image by Kapur in post production. That may be an interesting tidbit, but I initially assumed there was something very wrong with the display. If not for this strange anomaly, the transfer would have netted five stars from me."
Oppure:
"Encoded with VC-1 and presented in its original aspect ratio of 1:85:1, I must say that I was somewhat disappointed with the video presentation on this release. The biggest complaint that I had was with the black level which was not black at all but rather a golden whitish color. The lack of a true black robbed the image of depth and I thought obscured shadow detail. It was quite jarring for me to see some of the shadows in the castle have this odd color. I am sure it was the intent of the director and was tied in to the fact that the title of the film was Elizabeth The Golden Age. Nevertheless I could have done without it and would have preferred the more natural look of the first film. Other than this complaint, the rest of the video presentation was excellent."
Per chi non mastica l'inglese, in entrambe si dice che, nonostante l'ottima definizione, c'è qualcosa che non va con il livello del nero, che risulta essere un "golden whitish color" un bianco dorato, esattamente quello che vedo io.
Ovviamente tutto questo risulta se il disco è visualizzato con i normali settaggi che uso per qualsiasi film, posso ovviare parzialmente al problema agendo su luminosità e black level, ma quando si vanno a toccare questi parametri si rischia sempre di andare a perdere parte dell'immagine.
Nessuno ha notato tutto questo?
ciao.