@thatguy1945
That’s right, that’s exactly what I’m talking about. It is useless to have 4000 pixels in the image if, despite this, there is no sharpness or definition in the details. My capture was made by projecting the film on a 4K screen and then lightly processing it with Adobe Photoshop. I upload those screenshots here so that people like me who love high-quality images and have a 4K monitor or TV can use them as wallpapers without having to worry about quality losses and can appreciate the beautiful details and animation style of the ponies.

I have to agree with charlie_25 here. This version lacks a lot of sharpness. The higher resolution does not add any value if the sharpness of the image is lost in the process (clearly visible in the hair. separate strands are not visible here, they are blurred)

@charlie_25
Yes. You Have To Know This. Your Picture Was Little Good Resolution (3840x1608), But Mine’s Better Resolution (4567x1920). This Pictures Are Same As Your Picture, But The Different Is: The Resolution. Even I Already Took That Picture By Screenshot This Picture On Smartphone, Then I Cropped That Picture With Better Resolution. And… I Already Posted This Picture Before You. You Know That?

Really? You merged my image saying “Target resolution better”? Of course mine was better with a 3840 x 1608 resolution, yours of course is upscaled in a bad way, the hairs of the ponies aren’t even visible lmao! https://imgur.com/FBXsaBZ

Cutest duo in the movie!