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Jurassic park, open Matte on 35mm on ebay
Jurassic park, open Matte on 35mm on ebay
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http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/310736936057?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649
This is open matte, so you get extra information top and bottom on the non-effects scenes.
DoomBot
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Wow that would be awesome to have scanned.
DoomBot
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I see there's a Lost World print as well.
SilverWook
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I am ready for the trials!The same seller has a print of Star Trek The Motion Picture.
Is it just me, or are a lot of interesting films popping up on Ebay these days?
DoomBot
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There sure seems to be, although i'm not out there looking.
This stuff is just to darn expensive for me.
dvdmike
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Damn that was not cheap but if we got something like that!
He has some amazing movie posters too
Movin' in slow motion, it feels so good
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Space Kaijuu
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Ah, Jurassic Park and its weird combo of open-matte and hard-matted scenes.
Mavimao
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Padawan LearnerSpace Kaijuu said:
Ah, Jurassic Park and its weird combo of open-matte and hard-matted scenes.
It was actually common practice for films to have their special effects shots hard-matted. Less area to work with = less work to do.
If the rest of the film is open matte it's simply because it's copied directly off the negative.
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dvdmike
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Movin' in slow motion, it feels so good
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TServo2049
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This space for rentMavimao said:
Space Kaijuu said:
Ah, Jurassic Park and its weird combo of open-matte and hard-matted scenes.
It was actually common practice for films to have their special effects shots hard-matted. Less area to work with = less work to do.
That's not why. It's because VFX were usually done in VistaVision, with a wider AR. For the final negative, they were reduced to hard-matted 4-perf.
Mavimao
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Padawan LearnerTServo2049 said:
Mavimao said:
Space Kaijuu said:
Ah, Jurassic Park and its weird combo of open-matte and hard-matted scenes.
It was actually common practice for films to have their special effects shots hard-matted. Less area to work with = less work to do.
That's not why. It's because VFX were usually done in VistaVision, with a wider AR. For the final negative, they were reduced to hard-matted 4-perf.
Oh right, silly me. My mind was too stuck in Jurassic Park where the special effects were done electronically and not photochemically.
What's the internal temperature of a TaunTaun? Luke warm.
link343
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Here's all the images the seller posted alongside the auction. The dinosaurs look very CG in these scans.
Papai2013
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Gorgeous! I hope I would get my hands on one someday! The print is much wider than any JP version ever seen- Very close to the laserdiscs in terms of width, but close to the 3D BD in terms of colour( the 3D BD, despite maintaining a similar colour tone, has lost a lot of information around the four edges, resulting in heads getting chopped off and the entire frame looking cluttered)!
Stamper
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Padawan LearnerCan anyone post compare pics (open matte vs the current Blu-ray)? thx
Jurassic park, open Matte on 35mm on ebay