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Darth Lucas said:
bbhaltz said:
I managed to download them last night. As Jaws pointed out, the picture quality of ROTJ is definitely the worst of the bunch. ANH is probably the best looking, with ESB obviously being second best... But a close second at that.
ROTJ is definitely watchable though. It does look a bit like VHS, but surely it could be improved upon, no?
Here's another question I'd like to throw out there... What's the general consensus on Team Blu's ANH compared to Harmy's respecialized?
Do people prefer one over the other, or are they considered different leagues all together?
It's not quite fair to compare them as they aim to do relatively different things. They also relied heavily on each other for help and support. They're two different beasts. If you want to watch the film knowing it was sourced completely from one OOT source, go with TeamBlu. If you want a clearer, crisper image and don't care as much that multiple sources were frankensteined together, go with Harmy. But it's really up to your own preference on what you find most watchable and enjoyable. Both are great and both have their flaws.
Well put Darth. I suppose that because many people find Harmy's Despecialized to be the definitive way to view the theatrical version at the moment, I figured maybe the feeling would be mutual for the '97 edition.
Personally, I do find it to be a more pure viewing experience when the source is consistent throughout as we get with Team Blu's releases. That being said, Harmy really does manage to seamlessly construct a version that utilizes the best sources available... In the end it's all so subjective isn't it.