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The laserdisc picture quality is obviously far superior to VHS, and it is the source for all (or the vast majority) of the bootlegs that have surfaced up to this point. My question is: how is everyone dealing with the fades present at the end of each side of the disc? Do you go back to snatch a couple frames from the widescreen VHS set, brighten the picture so much as to appear normal, or get sneaky and clip a few frames? Because I know that the last option has been used by many, and I wondered if there was a version out there completely true to every single frame.
Episode II: Shroud of the Dark Side
“Back when we made Star Wars, we just couldn’t make Palpatine as evil as we intended. Now, thanks to the miracles of technology, it is finally possible. Finally, I’ve created the movies that I originally imagined.” -George Lucas on the 2007 Extra Extra Special HD-DVD Edition