Why are blu-rays in 1920x800 and not 1920x1080? : r/movies
WEBThe 1920x1080 of your TV is a 1.78:1 or 16:9 ratio. Films are often shot in 2.35:1 (about 21:9) which is a wider format, but this means you get black bars on top and bottom on your screen which has a different width:height ratio. I do not know what current 4K or 5K cameras use as ratio, but the 2.35:1 is pretty standardized since the celluloid ...
How can a film be 1080p but have a resolution of 1920x800
WEBJan 24, 2005 · If we adjust the 16:9 ratio so that it can be compared direct by dividing by 6.67 then 16:9 is the same as. 2.4:1.35. so if the full width of the film is displayed on the screen the height needs to be reduced by a ratio 1:1.35. So if you have 1080 pixels then the film will only occupy 1080/1.35 = 800. The rest of the pixels (280) will make up ...
Explain 1920x1080 and 1920x800 for Projectors - AVS Forum
WEBApr 16, 2011 · And not 180....280 pixels high. 1080 - 800 = 280. Multiply by 1,920 pixels wide and you get 537,600 pixel difference. The pixels are technically still there on the projector, but they are used in the black bars above and below the image area. 2.35:1 is a shorter aspect ratio than 16:9 at the same width.
Quality Difference between 1080p and 1920x800 if there is one?
WEBOct 7, 2018 · Ok, thanks everyone! Resolution and aspect ratio are 100% independent of quality. It's totally possible for a 480p movie to look insanely better than a 4k video. 1920x1080 is 16:9 aspect ratio like the screen and 1920x800 is 2.40:1 cinema aspect ratio. 1920x1080 will be made for TV, direct to bluray/dvd while movies that are made for cinema ...
Why are all "1080P" torrents only in 1920x800? : r/torrents - Reddit
WEBJan 12, 2014 · Because movie studios dont like to see their work edited and have glorious detail removed, they print the BD's to the same screen format that it was filmed for. 1920x800 is 12:5, aka 2.40:1 - is known as HDTV widescreen Blu-ray/theatrical in "Full HD", which is the current standard for anamorphic widescreen theater films (~2.39:1) and Blu-ray.
What is 1920x800 and which is better? : r/premiere - Reddit
WEBMar 5, 2021 · Aspect ratio is the shape of the video - how 'widescreen' it is. 1920x800 is 2.39:1 Full HD aspect ratio, often called Cinemascope. The 16:9 equivalent in FHD is 1920x1080. 3840x2160 is 16:9 UHD. 16:9 is a far more common aspect ratio, and is what you'll normally see on TVs, computer monitors, and probably about half …
1440p equivalent of 1920x800 resolution? : r/Monitors - Reddit
WEBOct 31, 2022 · 1920 x 800 is technically a 12:5 aspect ratio, which has no direct modern equivalent. Though if you want to get technical you can calculate the horizontal resolution very easily: 1440 * 1920 / 800 = 3456. So as we can see here, 3456 x 1440 is extremely close to modern 21:9 1440p ultrawide monitors, which run at …
How to enable 16:9 resolution without an ultra-wide monitor
WEBAug 8, 2021 · You'll then be taken back to a list of resolutions and make sure you have the 1920x800 ticked and then click 'OK'. Load up Albion Online and once in-game go to your Settings and then Graphics. Under the resolution …
Why most is FULL 1080P Bluray only 800P? - AVS Forum
WEBDec 7, 2009 · 59 posts · Joined 2008. #1 · Dec 7, 2009. I am in no way complaining or ranting about anything here. I'm just making my thoughts flow freely. Most of the Bluray movies I own have black bars on the top and bottom screen. The resolution would be 1920x800 instead of 1920x1080p. Some movies are 1920x1080p, but nearly all the movies I …
Why are "1080p" movies 1920*800 rather than 2560*1080? : r
WEBJul 24, 2017 · If you give them 2560x1080 the image will end up around 1920x800 for them anyway, with the downside that the image will be compressed. Because the people who rip them are ripping them without the blackbars. 1920x1080 movies shot in 21:9 end up usually being 810~816 pixels tall when you remove the blackbars.