Till Blu-ray Screenshots (Patreon)

Video

Surprisingly bright, heavily saturated, and attractive, Till shines on Blu-ray. Contrast swings heavily toward intensity, layering the imagery beautifully. Depth looks spectacular. It's a shame this didn't get a 4K release.

Color strikes from the first frames, warmly tinged and pure, with that slight vintage, sepia tint. Reds, yellows, and blues produce an attractive, varied palette.

While noisy in places, the overall look is clean, that from a pristine digital source. It's stellar. Fidelity thrives, especially in close, but the resolution and sharpness keep the imagery crisp. An occasional haze doesn't diminish anything, as the texture sustains the same level regardless.

Audio

Given a widely set 7.1 soundstage to play with, ambiance creates a convincing wall of sound, whether that's insects in a cotton field or inside bars as music blares. Directionality keeps spacing wide, drifting between speakers as needed.

Music primarily drives the low-end, the thump enough to generate range, even if it's unspectacular.