MrPib

To boldly go... oh, forget it.

Yoda-San is exactly right -- Alderaan94's request is sad.  Let's not forget that this is, of course, Lucas's plan:

The other versions will disappear. Even the 35 million tapes of Star Wars out there won’t last more than 30 or 40 years. A hundred years from now, the only version of the movie that anyone will remember will be the DVD version [of the Special Edition]

TV's Frink said:

I'm typing in all bold to see how it feels.

Bold typeface, or bold content?

fmalover said:

That last comment makes me feel sad. I myself love film projectors and watching a movie in 3-strip Cinerama and 70mm film are my only remaining assignments to complete my Cinematic experience.

 I enjoyed Star Wars in 70mm back in 1977.  Good movie.

Congrats!

TV's Frink said:

By not asking here.

 LOL!!!!!

My last physical included a digital exam.

Thanks, Chewie.  Just wanted to make sure it wasn't for the team only or something.

team_negative1 said:

For future reference: We will primarily be posting news and updates on reddit.com/r/AMPSdeux/

Team Negative1

 Anyone able to access to AMPSdeux?  It shows as private.  Did a PM a few days back, but haven't heard anything.  

Anchorhead said:

If there's a point to the last two pages, please feel free to come to it.

 You mean besides the one atop imperialscum's head?

TV's Frink said:

This thread is officially the worst.

 Where can I vote for Frink to be the moderator for this board?

imperialscum said:

Downloading the copy to your hard disk or buying it on DVD is both buying physical copy. At no point it becomes a non-physical copy.

I'm pretty sure I'm feeding a troll here -- I don't think that this guy is really this obtuse.  Anyway, the term is clearly defined in the Digital Copy wiki.  A file on your hard drive is NOT a physical copy, as the term is understood:

A Digital Copy is a commercially distributed computer file containing a media product such as a film or music album. The term contrasts this computer file with the physical copy(typically a DVD or Blu-ray Disc) with which the Digital Copy is usually offered as part of a bundle

Stunning!  Thank you!

Awesome!  Thanks for these.

team_negative1 said:

Just sent Harmy some more previews or the Sarlacc pit, the Rancor, and the end scene with the Force Ghosts. We hope to get him the full scenes in a higher quality.

Team Negative1

Thank you!

team_negative1 said:

4 of ?

Well thank God for that.  I was afraid you guys were dropping the current projects and doing Episodes 1-3 instead!

Thanks -- looks *amazing*!

WOW that looks great!  Thanks for posting it.

team_negative1 said:

The latest update I got on this for Reel 3 was:

"In other news, Reel 3 just past the 80% done mark. Approx. 6300 frames left."

Hopefully, we will have some previews of it.

That still leaves Parts of Reels 1, 6 to do along with some of Reel 4.

Team Negative1

 That's reely good news!  Thanks for the update.

Awesome!  Thanks for the update.

team_negative1 said:

We have been previewing the new Fuji print. Though slightly dirty on the headers and tails parts, the rest looks fairly clean.

It will possible to use this as a good color reference going forward for future versions. So less guessing on what the colors will look like.

A full review will be forthcoming.

Team Negative1

 Fantastic!  Do you have a way to clean the physical film?

Harmy said:

Does anyone else have this problem?

Also, you could try this: http://www.ulozto.net/xtRatFDp/introducing-the-deed01-wp-mp4

Or loading the link into JDownloader.

 The original link and this link don't work.  I'm in the US.

Jdownloader of the original link didn't work, either.

Thanks for posting these.   Is the screenshot your scan vs. the BR or GOUT?

GlastoEls said:

But if they DO include the unaltered films - what would be the canon version?

 It would be the pristine 70MM I saw in 1977, of course!   ;-)

FANTASTIC job, Harmy!  Looks great!  Thanks for putting in the time -- it was well worth it.