Morbius 3D Blu Ray 2022

JFC has once again done a monstrous job on this film. Not only is his talent as a stereographer good, but more importantly, it feels like the movie was programmed for the production to release in theaters, but this time in stereoscopic 3D. He deserves all our support for this person who makes us dream in order to appreciate our favorites in 3D. The complexity and difficulty of making this film believable is respected from beginning to end. Without counting the effect of depth, the detachments of plan and finally, the pop-up effect because yesss guys......there is some. In other words, JFC takes us to a world where 3D is meticulously and intelligently respected.

From the very first scene, to the very last this movie was another masterful release by JFC I just can't get over how good his skills are. Phenomenal.

Eagerly waiting for this release.. not because the movie is brilliant,but looking forward for another new3D release.
I do have a question.. I noticed that the MKV versions of JFC's conversions are sometimes released at a lower bitrate.. and becuase I have a 65 inch 3D tv, I'm noticing some pixelation sometimes. Are the ISO's a larger bitrate? If they are, I'm going to download those and convert them to half SBS or half OU myself.
And last question, what software is best to do that myself?

Mausl Always and in everything: Movies, videos, music and images; I look for what has the best quality. So on this site, for example, I download the ISOs first if they are available, then the Full SBS, and lastly the Half SBS when there is no better alternative. But I never use the ISOs for direct viewing, I always convert them to SBS and that's what I use. Now, I convert ISOs to MKV 3D 5K 60FPS, using a program called DVDFab, which in my experience is second to none in doing all kinds of ISO image conversions. This makes all the sense in the world when you're using a VR headset like the Quest 2, as it easily moves video up to 7K, even 8K, so 5K is nothing for those headsets. And without a doubt, the difference between a 4K, 5K, or 7K video is noticeable. I once read that JFC wrote that 3D 4K was easy, but people didn't download it; Personally, I think that he is wrong about that, of course many of us would download it; and it would allow JFC to use videos ripped from 4K Ultra HD discs, which are arguably the best quality currently available, as sources.
Although it may not seem like it, these videos also make sense for 3D TVs, when the playback source is a PC with a powerful video card and processor. Let me explain, I have a 1080p 3D screen, I wasn't lucky enough to get hold of one of the last ones that were already 4K and 3D at the same time. However, I have solved this wonderfully by using a feature of my pc's nvidia video card, which is called Dynamic Super Resolution or DSR. This technology allows viewing video with 4K 2160p quality, on a Full HD 1080p screen, converting the screen resolution to virtual 4K. Then I simply play the 3D 5K 60FPS video from my PC using CyberLink PowerDVD 22 or PlayerFab (x64), which further enhance the image by software, and send it via HDMI to my 3D TV getting the classic SBS format on screen. Finally on the screen I go to 3D options and mark the SBS option to view the video. I urge anyone who can to try what I've just described, because the display result is absolutely spectacular; an image is obtained with a quality clearly superior to the usual SBS 1080p format; And best of all, you get an almost perfect 3D, without the classic halos that are often seen in conventional SBS, and with the normal display of the screen at 1080p.
I do what I've described with pretty much all 3D ISOs, whether they're native 3D, or JFC-converted, which look absolutely spectacular.

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SFMike It is that we really should not have to talk about "studio conversions", that should not exist in films released in 3D by the original companies. James Cameron's Titanic should have been the only happy exception due to the circumstances we all know; but everything else studios sell as 3D should be Native 3D and never a conversion. Those 3D conversions, done so poorly by the studios, were one of the main reasons why the enthusiasm for 3D that existed a decade ago waned so soon. JFC really does wonderful 2D to 3D conversions, better than many studio conversions have been sold; But again, the studios are actually cheating us by selling us a 3D conversion. What movie studios produce should always be native 3D, or better left in 2D.

SFMike I think you didn't understand. The work that JFC does seems wonderful to me, I even say it with some envy, how I would like to know how to convert from 2D to 3D as well as he does; and not to compete or make money with it, but because I love 3D and I would love to be able to convert to 3D everything I want. I do 3D conversions, but I agree with JFC that they are crap conversions compared to what he does. What JFC does makes all the sense in the world because it allows us to see in very well-done converted 3D 2D movies that we would never otherwise be able to see in 3D. But I think that when 3D comes directly from movie companies, conversions should not be acceptable, why? Because you are going to charge for that, first movie tickets, and then sale of Blu Ray 3D; therefore, it is professional ethics to be obligated to give the best to the paying client, and not to convert to 3D in post production, just because that is cheaper than shooting in native 3D. That is the reason that is almost always given, that the conversion to 3D was used to save costs, so it does not seem acceptable to me coming from the film companies. If you are going to charge for your work, you should always give the best you can, and not think first of how it will be cheaper.

Schade das er nicht in Deutscher Sprache ist

Hi
10/10 for the 3d conversion
Adding language with mkvtoonix is not very difficult.
Justs have same version with same lenght and same frequency
Thanks to JFC