Oh those wonderful screencaps....

For those who crave screencaps, here's a collection of nearly 400 carefully selected high definition captures from 'Remembrance'

https://www.cygnus-x1.net/links/lcars/sc-PIC1-1.php

Enjoy-

 

Jean-Luc looks SO GOOD.

Oh and there's also this amazing website with even more screencaps.

 

Too bad show is not in 4K, would have been cooler to see even higher res screencaps.

 

HNNNNG, Jean-Luc in 4K

Sorry... I got carried away for a second there.

 

Picard: "So this channel called 'The Pensky File' gave me a half-decent review. Promising!"

Also, streaming 4K = less detail than Blu-Ray 2K... 4K Blu-Ray =

 

Thanks for posting screencap websites those are great pictures from Remembrance.

 

If it were shot in 4K, would there be the same number of low-res ships, or far fewer hi-res ones?

 

Since the subtitles exist out there, paired with the screen caps, you can "watch" the entire episode.

 

Picture is worth a thousand words, but 24fps with 5.1 surround sound is worth a million pictures

 

Don't need 4K to just enjoy the show.

 

so 5.1 is worth about 945,200 words?

 

In my ignorance I assumed this was shot in 4k and only held back for streaming. Apparently not. I guess it really doesn't matter too much, as it looks great. In some ways these shows point out how marginal 4K is in terms of improvement and how slow it takes media to catch up to the available technology. Widescreen took forever in SD, then HD was all over the place with 720P, 1080i, etc. 4K screens have been the norm at the large end for about 4 years and there is very little content. I think people only really care because they want the best, but when it comes down to it, 1080p on a decent screen is fine. 4K on an OLED looks better, but unless you have them side by side, you won't really notice anything is "missing."

8K should only be looked at as an improvement in reliability. 1 dead pixel results in a 4k image having a 4K quad pixel at 75% instead of being dead. It really is only needed in VR or for some large curved screen monitor designed to give you the workspace of 4 4k screens.

 

4K requires a viewing angle greater than that where you can comfortably see the detail - SMPTE recommend 30 degrees, 4K is only really visible above that. THX recommend 40 degrees but that’s for a far more immersive environment