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Grain
Is what it sounds like, grains in the picture!
This can eitherbe inflicted by the filmmaker to create a more
"realistic" feeling in the movie!?, however, is perceived by most to be more disturbing and destroying
the Blu-ray than to create realism.
Grain can also be film grain from the original film
arises when filmed with analogue 35mm camera.
When you transfer the film to digital format is much of the grains filterd away, but everything can´t be removed,
then you lose even the details in the picture!