I could go to the actual DVD and make some screen grabs if you're gonna be pedantic.
Whoa, slow your roll. I'm trying to help YOU out. If you're going to be all carnival sideshow barker talking up your product, don't come with shit jpeg screenshots. That's all. Everyone here torrents everything, I'm sure they'd be okay downloading a 100kb jpeg that's actually representative of the quality product you put out. You owe yourself better. It's hard to get a handle on your restoration work when the whole picture looks like a fuzzy blocky mess.
Pedantic. Jesus. Pedantic would be going through and using a mediocre laserdisc transfer like Cowclops v.2 and re-editing a Star Wars movie painstakingly frame by frame in order to not only reverse the changes brought by the 2004 DVD's, but to restore all the mistakes, flubs, bloopers and goofs as they were originally seen.
Oh, and the deal with Han's hands was that both Kershner AND Lucas thought that the framing was odd in that sequence. In order to better give the scene the sort of cold, claustrophobic feel Kersh was going for, they tightened up the frame and timed the sequence inside a little bluer.