Showing posts with label relaxation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label relaxation. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 31, 2011

BluScenes: Coral Reef Aquarium 1080p HD Blu-ray Disc [Blu-ray]

The cinematographers at BluScenes combined the renowned coral reef tanks of Advanced Aquarist and Senior Editor of Reefs Magazine, Randy Donowitz, with the crystal-clear image quality of the RED One 4K camera to create the ultimate Coral Reef Aquarium Blu-ray Disc. Featuring three unique and colorful aquarium tanks, teeming with amazing fish dancing before a canvas of living coral -- you can seamlessly loop each chapter and enjoy the specially-commissioned ambient soundtrack with numerous surround and stereo audio options or experience the soothing sound of each aquarium tank. This aquarium Blu-ray disc contains 3 unique and diverse tanks, with a total runtime of 62 minutes. Each section loops seamlessly for continuous enjoyment. BluScenes: 1080p HD Scenery On Blu-ray Disc The BluScenes Difference: 1) All BluScenes discs originate from 1080p (or better) source material. 2) All of our discs contain 7.1 DTS-HD Master Audio and 5.1 Dolby Digital audio ..


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Saturday, April 9, 2011

The Aquarium DVD - Fullscreen Edition (Shot in HD)

We set out to make the best aquarium DVD on the market by filming the finest fish tanks available. We did a lot of research on the current DVDs on the market and we found quite a few areas we could improve upon. Plasma Candy's The Aquarium DVD Vol. 1 sets itself apart from the competition by: 1.) Using a fixed shot to create the illusion that your TV is an Aquarium. (no panning or zooming unlike others that look like national geographic underwater moving footage). 2.). Playing the Dolby Digital Sound of an actual aquarium (no cheap royalty free ambient music)! 3.) Ensuring each tank is up to our highest standard. (no bad bonus tracks that we just added to pad the number of tanks). 4.) Making the DVD Fullscreen so both widescreen and standard sized TVs can view it without annoying black bars. 5.) Filming so the fish are represented in their actual life size. (others look like monster fish on larger TVs) 6.) Making it easy and fast to play. Put it in your DVD player and t..


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