@bkev: Thanks! I agree that this is probably as good as i'm personally going to be able to get Star Wars to look using one setting for the majority of the film. I don't know whether its 100% accurate but it looks good to me and looks good to you as well so thats really what matters most, it least to me.

@_,,,^..^,,,_: I'm glad you like this less saturated version more. I've removed the red that appears at the bottom of Vader's eye at 00:00:36 of the clip in my first semi-specialised release and will do in this new version as well, if that's what you're talking about. I always found it very distracting when I was first creating these semi-specialised releases so I selectively removed that red from the bottom of his eyes from the frames that were affected. However if you're talking about the slight reddish reflection on his helmet that's not an issue for me, does make me wonder what's causing it though. Could it perhaps be the colour of the helmet or what the helmet is made of that is causing it to reflect back slightly reddish light when the white light hits it at a certain angle?

@frank678: Yes, I see where you're coming and agree with you, the contrast in 2A is better, that's what i'm going with from now on. This is why it is so useful having a fresh set of eyes look at these clips, it helps keeps me honest and far away from slippery contrast slopes. :)