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Peter North - Why Such Abysmal Quality? 10/23/2010 9:11:23 PM
Hell, looks like we're back to where we started two years ago. I was initially encouraged by the responses to this thread and some very positive interest it generated and Northpole Enterprises seemed to indicate that the quality is better now even for old releases with the clear out of old stock. But no-one has been able to confirm any of this. My question to Northpole Enterprises is, if I re-purchase a DVD of yours which I originally purchased in October 2008 will I notice any improvement in the picture quality? I would like nothing more than to be able to come back on here and report that the quality is now at least up to what I regard as the industry standard, unfortunately I suspect this is still not the case.

Peter North - Why Such Abysmal Quality? 10/25/2008 12:43:56 PM
The reply from Oliver Ashe is appreciated. I would be amazed if Peter North does not up the qualty of his DVDs in this high definition age - but then I'm still amazed he hasn't done so already. I guess it would would be too much to expect him to discontinue the crappy DVD-5s (or whatever) immediately and convert them to the higher quality. Yeah, what am I thinking? Hmm. I heard that Blu-ray players help improve the quality of even standard DVDs that are played on them. Does anyone know if this is really true and whether it would be likely to make any difference to Peter North videos?

Peter North - Why Such Abysmal Quality? 10/16/2008 1:59:02 PM
I was foolish enough to shell out on a Peter North produced DVD recently just because it had a model I like in it. The scene was basic b/g but well shot with good angles and not too much editing. It could have been a great scene, but in fact is virtually unwatchable due to the diabolical quality of the picture. I can't believe anyone would want to produce something as crappy as this, when all they need do is get a decent fricking camera! The problem is that when the camera goes even a tiny bit close up and shows any rapid movement - which is kind of the point - the picture goes all fuzzy. After a few minutes I was feeling quite dizzy from all the blurring going on. Unbelievable. This is only the second Peter North title I've ever bought - t...