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Originally posted by: Karyudo
The DC is of exactly the same vintage as Faces. The transfer is identical. If the master tape still existed, it'd probably have 'Definitive Collection / Faces Master Tape' written on it in Sharpie.
The DC is of exactly the same vintage as Faces. The transfer is identical. If the master tape still existed, it'd probably have 'Definitive Collection / Faces Master Tape' written on it in Sharpie.
They may come from the same master but the video on them is not the same, see the split sabers images from the faces set in this thread:
http://www.originaltrilogy.com/forum/messageview.cfm?catid=9&threadid=2742
The lightsaber is not like that on the definitive set.
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The lightsaber is not like that on the definitive set.
I took that picture from my raw capture of the Definitive collection.
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Originally posted by: Arnie.d
http://www.originaltrilogy.com/forum/messageview.cfm?catid=9&threadid=2742
The lightsaber is not like that on the definitive set.
I took that picture from my raw capture of the Definitive collection.
http://www.originaltrilogy.com/forum/messageview.cfm?catid=9&threadid=2742
The lightsaber is not like that on the definitive set.
I took that picture from my raw capture of the Definitive collection.
*confused* I thought it was just the Faces set that suffered split sabers?, my Definitive collection isn't like that:
IIRC you have the version without the 7 secs of Leia welding? my version has that intact, that may be why there's a lightsaber difference.
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Release Format: Laserdisc
Release Date: 1992
Studio: Fox Video
Technical Comments: 2.35:1 letterboxed transfer (corrected from the 1989 laserdisc)
Comments: The 1989 laserdisc was quietly reissued with the newly corrected letterboxed transfer, completely doing away with the "incredible shrinking ratio" problem. This release, pressed by Mitsubishi Japan, features the same catalog number as the 1989 release. So how can you tell the two apart? This corrected edition is released by "Fox Video." Coupled with the 1985 audio mix, this could very well likely be the best presentation of the film
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Don't forget that the Def. Col. set had a fixed release. Some sets have the split saber, some don't. The Japanese Faces set also has the split saber, despite coming from the same transfer.
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