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GundarkHunter

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#41451
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Easter Egg?
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Originally posted by: dcsantangelo2005
I was just on amazon.com and I checked out the Star Wars Trilogy DVDs and listed with the commentary was an Easter Egg in the credit rolll. What do you think the Easter Egg could be because I have no idea!


My guess is that this will be similar to the easter egg contained on Eps I and II; that is, the DVD credits will be interspersed with a blooper reel and that this will be hidden as an easter egg.
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#41426
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the SE films are all that are left!!!!
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Originally posted by: cubebox
Gundark

CRI filmstocks are used in optical printers (had been used)


Exactly. It was used on the effects shots, like I said, to reduce the number of generations used in those shots. You have added nothing to what I said. As for your comments on grain, do you actually know what grain is? Grain is the silver halide particles that form the image; no grain, no image. Finally, as to whether or not all the details shold be captured in a resolution scan, as I said before, scanning @ too high resolution is going to reveal details originally obscured by generational loss, details that were obscured for a reason. Do you really want to see all the wires and other trickery and therefore destroy the illusion that the filmmakers have worked so hard to create? I certainly hope not.
Whether or not 4K scans will become the defacto standard in the future for HD cinemas has less to do with possibility and more to do with available bandwidth. Since proposed delivery systems for digital cinema include encrypted satellite transmission, I doubt that 4K scans will become the norm anytime soon.
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#41369
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Star Wars Pan Scan
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Also, Kubrick did create a safety zone in his compositions, since he knew that most theatres would show his films in 1.85:1. He merely eschewed 2.35:1 and sterophonic sound because he knew he was producing material for 150-seat crapoplex theatres, who wouldn't be able to do justice to his films in terms of presentation.