Originally posted by: zombie84
As for the physical act of scanning a 35mm print--i work as a motion picture camera assistant and as such i frequently deal with and meet people in film labs and transfer houses. Lets just say i know more than a few people that would be willing to give this a shot.
As for the physical act of scanning a 35mm print--i work as a motion picture camera assistant and as such i frequently deal with and meet people in film labs and transfer houses. Lets just say i know more than a few people that would be willing to give this a shot.
So the only problem is getting a print that's in good condition, not all of them look like the picture Zion posted. There are so many collectors with Star Wars prints, surely there are a bunch who got their hands on prints that haven't been worn out, and have them stored properly. And if you have one of those you don't have to do "years of cleaning up", just put the laserdisc audio with it, done. We just have to start a crusade to find one of those people...