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Hal 9000

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#1410072
Topic
Prediction for Star Wars X, XI, and XII
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OutboundFlight said:

Rey Skywalker has vanished.
In her absence, the sinister
SECOND ORDER has risen from
the ashes of the First Order
and will not rest until
Rey, the last Jedi,
has been destroyed.

With the support of the
THIRD REPUBLIC, General Poe Dameron
leads a brave REVOLT.
He is desperate to find his
friend (nothing else) Rey and gain her
help in restoring peace
and justice to the galaxy.

Poe has sent his most daring
pilot on a secret mission
to Mandalore, where an old ally
has discovered a clue to
Rey’s whereabouts.…

The only right answer.

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#1409356
Topic
General Star Wars <strong>Random Thoughts</strong> Thread
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NeverarGreat said:

Yesterday we watched Rogue One followed by Star Wars 4K77.

I realized that due to working on my years-long project of shot-by-shot color correction of A New Hope, the experience of watching Star Wars has broken down into a series of varying emotional reactions to the colors on screen. For example, I was forced to remark several times on the beauty of particular shots while gazing sadly at those that failed to live up to the Technicolor standard. The story of the film and its greater universe totally disappeared while in this state, even though we just finished watching Rogue One.

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#1409248
Topic
The Clone Wars: Refocused [COMPLETE]
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I didn’t realize when I watched the Nightsisters that it was the season finale.

Given that, I really imagine I would’ve found that Darth Maul season opener stinger really weird. It doesn’t seem to have anything else to do with anything in Season 1. I don’t know yet how Season 2 will open, but could it perhaps tease something later on than the very first (or second) episode?

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#1409246
Topic
The Rise of Skywalker: Ascendant (Released)
Time

I don’t know that it’s necessary, but I have always used ProRes HQ to be safe. The end result can never technically be as good as the original BluRay (for example) source, but I want it to be as close as possible.

On the other hand, using and saving ProRes LT files could’ve saved me a lot of headache as oppose to reattaching media later and having to manually realign clips.

Man, if I woke up and it was 2013 again, I could get through this all dramatically more efficiently.