ThiefCobbler4ever

http://www.moviehole.net/201137735-reports-emerge-of-a-new-hope-for-3d-movies

Didn't know you were a member here (nor did I know you reconstructed 2 Terminator trailer)! Loved your reconstructed Strangelove trailer! Same for the contest entry! :)

Many thanks for this! :)

Though late in the game, you should've consider adding a reconstrcuted trailer using your preservation's transfer.

You're reconstructed Krays trailer looks good AvP. :)

The Aluminum Falcon said:

All your trailers look nice ThiefCobbler4Ever.

I didn't make those trailers.

Am I to understand no one is interested in this? :/

Here’s a fun idea, I’ve decided to do a reconstructed trailer contest! Here are the rules:

1. Pick a movie, any movie! It can be a movie you love, or a movie’s trailer you think is in dire need of restoration.

2. Use the best DVD, Blu-Ray, or any other sources for your reconstructed trailer available.

3. The trailer for your selected movie can be any trailer you want: Ones we all know and love, rare ones, etc.

4. Do the best you can with your reconstructed trailer (matching it frame-by-frame for example)

5. Keep the trailer you’re reconstructing with the original audio.

6. Anything that is exclusive to the trailer you’re working on and can’t find any good sources for it, then keep it as is and if you want, upscale the quality.

I’ll give you some examples:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pgd_aJBBRfs

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9_CIuUTWerA

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GzZfCY4K2ZQ

Post your trailer onto Youtube and remeber to add to the description it’s for the contest. I’ll be your judge. The contest stars right now and ends on March 31st 11:59 pm Eastern Time.  Have fun everybody!

Can't wait to see it! ^_^

Smile Jambe! Your documentary is on Theforce.net!:

http://www.theforce.net/latestnews/story/New_SW_Fan_Documentary_136486.asp

Never realised this but we're on Page 77! Get it? Star Wars was released in 1977. :P

jamcsma said:

From Blu-ray.com:

Star Wars 

"The versions that are being released are closest to George Lucas' vision. Other than that, no comment."

 That's the thing that worries me. Though I think it would be fun to spot the new changes, I think the buck should stop here. I only hope that these versions on the Blu are the DVD versions.

ChainsawAsh said:

Watch out for this.

 Completely stupid if you ask me. Idiotic even. There use to be a time when renting a DVD was a dream. Now, we have to buy the DVD for the extras alone. Where's the fun of renting a DVD without extras. Granted, people buy a DVD to watch the movie, OK. But there's no fun when the rental version has no extras!

The improved Emperor scene looked fantastic, Ady!

Another great job well done! :)

Congrats on completting this project Jambe! As soon as an NTSC version is available, I'll watch it ASAP!

Though I'd shared this, Liam Neeson will reprise his role as Qui-Gon Jinn in the Jan 28th Clone Wars episode!:

http://insidetv.ew.com/2011/01/20/liam-neeson-star-wars-clone-wars-exclusive/

The covers look great.

Again, great work!

Color correction looks fantastic!

I said it twice and I'll say it again; Great work!

Ady, if you're going to make corrections for the Blu-Ray, please note my post from Page 348 (post #8690)

Pics look great!

Krakatoa said:

Here's a comparison frame taken from an episode of Series 5. The brightness is barely changed, but it looks like the blacks might be crushed a bit. However I tried to fix up the hue by lowering the red levels and upping the blue. How's it look?

Absolutely wonderful! :)

It's a shame he can't make any fixes because I pointed out waaay back that the little red light went off in the Falcon before it made the noise and Luke asked "What's that flashing?".

Good luck! I'm a big fan of Thomas the Tank Engine! :)