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There’s one little background change that was made to TESB when it hit 4K that the Revisited version doesn’t have. On the 2011 Blu-Ray, in the three close-up shots where Luke’s X-Wing is sinking in the water, there’s a black section that’s cast over the top right corner. The 4K version fixed that by replacing the black section with more haze. You can see the differences here: https://www.movie-censorship.com/report.php?ID=137645

Is this change even worth applying to TESB:R when you get to working on the Blu-Ray?

doubleofive said:

Jedi122 said:

There’s one little background change that was made to TESB when it hit 4K that the Revisited version doesn’t have. On the 2011 Blu-Ray, in the three close-up shots where Luke’s X-Wing is sinking in the water, there’s a black section that’s cast over the top right corner. The 4K version fixed that by replacing the black section with more haze. You can see the differences here: https://www.movie-censorship.com/report.php?ID=137645

Is this change even worth applying to TESB:R when you get to working on the Blu-Ray?

To be clear, that’s not so much a “fix” as “the 4K version didn’t ruin the scan of the film in that particular way”.

So, it’s not really worth it?

doubleofive said:

Jedi122 said:

doubleofive said:

Jedi122 said:

There’s one little background change that was made to TESB when it hit 4K that the Revisited version doesn’t have. On the 2011 Blu-Ray, in the three close-up shots where Luke’s X-Wing is sinking in the water, there’s a black section that’s cast over the top right corner. The 4K version fixed that by replacing the black section with more haze. You can see the differences here: https://www.movie-censorship.com/report.php?ID=137645

Is this change even worth applying to TESB:R when you get to working on the Blu-Ray?

To be clear, that’s not so much a “fix” as “the 4K version didn’t ruin the scan of the film in that particular way”.

So, it’s not really worth it?

I’m just saying it’s not a “fix”, it’s a choice of what scan he wants to use.

That’s fine. One interesting thing I noticed is that there are at least two things in Empire: Revisited that Adywan changed that Lucasfilm THEMSELVES would change two years later for the 4K version, and I don’t think they even knew about Revisited. Like Revisited, a new explosion effect was made for the Hoth power generator, and there was the removal of part of a window reflection that accidentally went over the side of the window in front of Leia, right after Luke left Dagobah.

I mean, the Falcon is falling apart at that point in the story, so I’d leave it. A functioning ship doesn’t need an intact door frame.

It’s not supposed to be pristine like it was back when Lando had it.

One reason I ask about what the audio quality on the Blu-Ray will be like is because I noticed when watching it again that the clarity of the Star Wars theme didn’t match the higher clarity of the 20th Century Fox fanfare right before. I’m not sure if it’s because of the Blu-Ray source, the audio compression, or if that’s just how it has always sounded.