Ah, I see what you mean. Well, I figured if you thought these new color correction methods were so good that they should be in the Blu-Ray set, then they must be good enough for the V3 DVD set also. :)

Since I assume you're not also going to make a separate Blu-Ray without the new color corrections (assuming you think they are that good), meaning the Blu-Ray would only be available with the new color corrections, that you'd want the DVD set to have it also.

And I agree that there were lots of debates about the color correction in the V3 set before, but most agreed that your current V3 settings are very good, while avoiding the problem of red flesh tones. But that was before these new color correction methods were available, some of the new screen shots posted look amazing and most seem to like them better than anything we've seen before. And with your good eye towards avoiding flesh tone problems, I imagine you would choose an excellent set of color correction values that would bring the colors closer to the original film colors than ever before on home video, while avoiding the skin tone problems. Anyhow, just a thought. :)