
Eric Clapton: The Lady in the Balcony - Lockdown Sessions is presented in stunning 4K UHD by the renowned Mercury Studios, featuring a 2160p 1.89:1 transfer that elevates the already exceptional 1080 version of the "standard" Blu-ray. This 4K UHD version boasts enhanced detail and a richer palette, making it an unmissable addition to your collection. This is such a new release that there isn't even an IMDb listing for it that I could find, and I've honestly found very little information online about the project, but I have to assume that the film was shot in 4K or so and finished in a similar fashion, simply because of the level of detail on screen (as always with these assumptions, if anyone can point me to authoritative information, private message me and I'll happily update the information here). While the concert itself probably won't wow anyone visually, it offers a safe visualization of very small details, such as the pattern on Clapton's face in the acoustic or even his denim shirt.The variety of angles chosen by David Brandon also allows for very precise views of facial features and other elements of various instruments, such as Gadd's brushes or the strings of East's double bass. There's a subtle hint of instability in a couple of the panning shots, but they've been elevated in this version, making it a cut above the 1080 version.