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Harmy

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#967577
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StarWarsLegacy.com - The Official Thread
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It was a pioneering move to shoot those films digitally and we can thank it for movies like Slumdog Millionaire or Revenant (both digitally-shot best-cinematography Oscar winners) and I for one am glad that the early digitally-shot films that are stuck in not-so-good quality are those pieces of crap and not some masterpieces of modern cinema. 😃

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#963026
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Do you think Disney will release the unaltered versions for DVD and blue ray?
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darthrush said:

Mark’s Down On Your Syntax said:

Abrams was interviewed by Empire magazine a little while after his announcement as director. They asked him which versions he showed to his children, he replied something along the lines of, “The original theatricals, that’s very important.”

I’ve tried to find the issue with the interview (both in my flat and online!) but I can’t so you’ll have to take my word for it!!

Question is…did he know of the despecialized editions or did he have to resort to the GOUT DVD’s. Yay for Abrams though! It’s awesome he showed his kids the theatrical

Well, Simon Pegg is like his best bud, so considering this https://twitter.com/simonpegg/status/249553559320928256
I think the odds are pretty good that JJ watches Despecialized at home 😃

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#953308
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Info: High Dynamic Range
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Hi guys,

I’m starting to look into HDR, because it seems to be all the rage now and some of the scans we have are done at such quality that the projects could definitely benefit from an HDR workflow and release. HDR is still quite new on the consumer market, so I’m not saying we’ll start seeing HDR preservations tomorrow but it would be good to be ready when the time for it comes, and also keep it in mind for possibly future-proofing projects.

I tried reading up on it but to be honest, I find the whole thing quite confusing - does anyone have any experience or insight they could share?

What tools and formats can be currently used to produce HDR renders and encodes that would fit the new home video HDR standards?

And is it possible to convert SDR footage to HDR - I realize that there would probably be little benefit to doing this to an entire project but it may be important in cases where we might need to patch things up with SDR footage, like restoring missing frames using a BD release.