Tema: La pasion de Juana de Arco (La passion de Jeanne d'Arc, 1928, Carl Theodor Dreyer)

Iniciado por joanbik

Pues en el texto que acompaña las capturas ponen la edicion por las nubes. Y siendo Eureka la que esta detras por mi pueden sacar 10000 capturas malas, para mi compra segura.

Estoy contigo, me extraña mucho que Eureka la haya cagado de semejante manera, quiero pensar que la captura no se corresponde con la realidad.

Buscando por un foro de Criterion he encontrado esto. Parece ser que se ha encontrado un negativo en Oslo procedente de una copia original de la película en excelente estado de la que han sacado el master:


As for the comparative lack of grain, this is thanks to the Oslo print being the only surviving authentic 1928 nitrate copy of Dreyer's original cut, and the closest to the long-destroyed first negative that it's possible to get. Because it's been preserved in surprisingly good condition, the quality of the image is noticeably higher than that of the dupe copies on safety stock that the vast majority of other 1920s silent BDs and DVDs are sourced from - the sad fact is that technology doesn't always move inexorably forwards, and while later film stocks have significant health and safety advantages, they can't match nitrate where it really counts: the richness and detail of the image.

http://www.criterionforum.org/forum/...fdc3&start=125

Review:

http://www.blu-raydefinition.com/rev...ay-review.html