The Da Vinci Code 4k | Steelbook

Yes. The Da Vinci Code was shot on traditional 35mm film. The subsequent scan was completed in 4k resolution. The source for the Ultra HD Blu-ray was therefore a native 4k master, which — according to at least foreign reviews of the original edition — turned out very well. According to them, the UHDBD benefits primarily from an excellent presentation of the organic film-like texture. At the same time, it maintains adequate sharpness and fine detail. For the anniversary edition, Sony is also newly presenting this 4k master with Dolby Vision grading — and therefore with a new encoding, from which a slight technological improvement over the original UHDBD edition can be expected. In other words, the film has never looked better, and since the UHDBD extracts the absolute maximum from the source materials, it probably never will.