NanoTech Entertainment Inc (NTEK)

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Or Zorax, they could pay the money for the actual shareholders list from the transfer agent.

8K TV broadcasting is here as of today.
Although many movies are shot on 35mm film, 2001: A Space Odyssey was shot on 70mm film, which was the highest quality available at the time.

Warner Bros was able to scan the original film negatives, repair scratches and provide an 8K version of the film that captures the "power and beauty of the original".

"The many famous scenes become even more vivid, with the attention to detail of director Stanley Kubrick expressed in the exquisite images, creating the feeling of really being on a trip in space, allowing the film to be enjoyed for the first time at home," NHK said in a statement.

NTEK had no part in this because they can't even scan 8K if they wanted to. But upsampling is cheap and easy. Just another missed opportunity due to poor mismanagement. I would posit that more major film studios will expand their internal remastering operations, eliminating any need for nanotech's dead 4kstudios' or 8kstudios' or 10kstudios' services.
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