ASSESSING STATE AID FOR FILMS AND OTHER AUDIOVISUAL WORKS – UNIC POSITION

Digital cinema resolution is measured in units of “K,” which stands for 1024 horizontal pixels. In the early years of the DCI Specification, the dominant resolution was 2048 pixels horizontal x 1080 vertical, known as 2K. But 2K represents only 7% more pixels than 1920 x 1080 HDTV. Fortunately, a more future-oriented, higher-resolution option was also written into the DCI Specification: 4K. At 4096 pixels horizontal x 2160 vertical, this is exactly four times as many pixels as 2K, and greater than four times the pixel count of HDTV. ...