To properly appreciate Black Swan's true-to-source 1080p/AVC-encoded transfer, you need to understand the way the film was shot. Rather than using 35mm or cinema-centric digital rigs like the Red One camera, director Darren Aronofsky and cinematographer Matthew Libatique opted to use an unconventional mix of 16mm Arriflex cameras and two of Canon's 1080p video-capable DSLRs, the 5D Mark II and the 7D. I'm guessing the rationale for this combo had to do with more than just cost. (Although, this was probably one factor. 16mm is cheaper to shoot and develop than 35mm, and a 5D can be bought off the shelf, sans lens, for less than two and a half grand.) I'm sure Aronofsky had aesthetic and kinetic considerations in mind as well. Both the Arriflex and the Canon cameras lend themselves to a realistic, almost documentarian quality, and since the entire film was shot handheld, these smaller camera bodies would be much easier to wield. There are drawbacks. 16mm produces a grainier, softer image than 35mm— which has essentially double the analog resolution—and in low light, the Canon digital cameras are susceptible to a certain amount of noise. That said, I love the look of this film, and Fox's Blu-ray captures it near-perfectly...

Hat die US dt. Ton ?

Hat die US dt. Ton ?

Ich habe mir die US-Version bestellt (ist gestern aus Kanada versandt worden).
Denn, das Cover ist viel besser gestaltet.
Hier zur Veranschaulichung der Link:
http://www.planetaxel.com/productDetails/024543715139

Nein.


Schön, schön aber hier, in dem dt. Thread, hat die dt. Tonspur Vorrang, wenn keine am Start ist nützt das schönste Cover der Welt nichts!

Hier der richtige Thread: https://bluray-disc.de/forum/blu-ray-importe-us-ca/65752-us-black-swan-29-maerz-2011-a.html

Die US-Version hat keinen deutschen Ton, dafür aber das bessere Cover-Artwork, als das des deutschen Covers.

Das meinst Du!
Es geht aber um die Covergestaltung des Filmes.
Die US-Version hat keinen deutschen Ton, dafür aber das bessere Cover-Artwork, als das des deutschen Covers.