Dreamaster, I actually saw a film just last week and it had some scenes in it in which there’s one set in particular where the bluray has a neutral grey background, but on film it is green-hued just like your screenshot and these ones from ‘age’. So while the hue may not be accurate for this film there are examples of other films out there with that green-hue.
The green there is coming from a hue shift necessary to correct skin tones on 80% of the film. Since I’m doing a one pass, weaknesses like this show, but I promise the end result is going to be aesthetically pleasing (at least to me, LOL!) overall even if the colors aren’t 1980 correct.
Poita… my martial arts master once told us a story about his instructor hitting his fist with a ruler and bruising it to correct his dropped hand while in a stance. He said that his chest puffed out in pride for the entire rest of the day, because out of all the students, his master chose to give him the correction he needed to perfect his form. While I’m not quite to that level yet (stupid American entitlism!) I’m definitely listening to what you’re saying.
I’m rendering “version 7” using the 1080p version as the base overnight. /fingers crossed!!!