In exciting updates to my hardware for this project, I will most likely be getting this television as an additonal display sometime this year (or waiting it out for the 2017 model) since I need something that would allow me to better futureproof this project, as in the possibility of doing an HDR variation (maybe even Dolby Vision) of this grade.

http://www.lg.com/us/tvs/lg-OLED55E6P-oled-4k-tv

Given the ways I reflatten and upsample the blu-ray source, it’s totally possible.

I’m serious about the 4K aspect as I’m skeptical about if they will put out 4K releases of these films like they may for the originals.

Given that the focus is more about color work, doing a 10 and/or 12 bit master would be quite unique.

JEDIT:

Although I have also been considering a Vizio P-series as well if I decide to not opt for OLED, which might be a wiser option since tv’s have yet to reach the REC.2020 standard, which would surely date out either tv. Also being a full array LED instead, it is lacking some kinks like banding issues OLED technology still has. Plus it’s $1800 cheaper which would make me comfortable purchasing sooner.

https://www.vizio.com/p-series

Either way having a calibrated large 4K 10 bit display would be a tremendous help to this project.