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In Reply to: RE: Their screencap methods are a joke. If you want true screencaps of blu-rays go to blu-ray.com NT posted by Jazz Inmate on February 01, 2009 at 22:01:39

These guys are operating on a shoe-string budget and continually provide some of the best comparisons on the net. Plus, they review a wide range of DVDs, not only the mainstream stuff.

I'll take their reviews over the nut-jobs at Blu-ray.com any day.

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That's fine if you don't like the editorial content, but DVD Beaver simply has less accurate caps than these - Jazz Inmate 12:25:28 02/05/09 (1)
You can even click on each image to get the full resolution. DVD Beaver can't compete.
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Call it, friendo.
- http://www.blu-ray.com/movies/movies.php?id=2043&show=screenshots (Open in New Window)
- You miss the point. It isn't JUST the screen captures in Blu-ray, it's the comparisons. - Audiophilander 13:44:57 02/09/09 (0)
  If the comparison demonstrates a night/day difference, then it's more obvious that the Blu-ray would be a worthwhile upgrade over existing DVD; if not, then the consumer has enough information to make an informed decision. Blu-ray screen shots, by themselves, do not always tell the whole story; furthermore, you aren't going to get an evaluation of European versions of releases in both formats at the Blu-ray site. Capice?
  
  AuPh

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