If this country replaced foreign people with question marks Texas' population would be 93% question marks, and that would be outrageous.
Someone get the Czech Republic on the horn and tell them it makes no sense to have a question mark in the middle of a word.
TV's Frink said:
Stinky-Dinkins said:
Harmy if we get this disc stuck in our ask what do we do then? I ask because I accidentally got mine stuck in my ass.
Ask?
Seriously, how does one get something stuck in their ask?
I'm just asking.
It would've been way better if you said you were just assing.
Harmy if we get this disc stuck in our ask what do we do then? I ask because I accidentally got mine stuck in my ass.
joshdv said:
ungreatful.
I'm almost positive this is somehow a Freudian slip. I know for a fact it's at least a nip slip.
Rob said:
There should be no further suggestions or criticism for Harmy. We finally have a fabulous presentation of Star Wars that is nothing short of amazing. We should now focus our efforts on telling Harmy how great he is. We have all been coming to this site for so many years that some of us seem to have become confused as to our original goal. Our goal was to have Star Wars on DVD, and now we have it in a quality that can only be called fucking awesome. There should be no more "Harmy you should do this" or "Harmy I don't like that". You bitches don't deserve to smell Harmy's shit. Harmy rules. Harmy rules and you don't, just get over it. Harmy delivered and you didn't, so shut up. From now on just tell Harmy how fucking amazing this thing is and how much he rules because that's the truth. Harmy rules, Harmy is the man, Harmy is Elvis, Harmy is Zeus.
If you don't stop swinging from Harmy's big hairy nutsack you might rip his balls off!
Watched it.
It looked fantastic Harmy.
It gave me a raging clue.
Could I have a PM with your thoughts on the Anthony Weiner scandal?
Holy fucking ludicrous speed. We've gone to plaid with the replies.
Thanks man.
PM me big guy.
How fucking dare you.
ray_afraid said:
Also, Frank's skin tones are much more natural in the first pic.
Bull fucking shit. You're not taking into account the camera and how junk drunk Mikey just got, broke the ice.
I've been working this out for a while; I've finally found the actual fucking answer. Case closed.
Take an average Picker for example. This is how it breaks down.... Assuming X is the subject in question appearing as he would naturally, Y being a factor of junk drunk, and A being how X would look when filmed or photographed - it would look something like this:
X = X
BUT
A = X * (Mikey / Y)
It's tough to understand but this visual makes it way, way easier.
Here's a rough example of X (just a quick cap but it'll still make the point):
Now when taking everything into account here's how X would actually appear:
No, he's just junk drunk. He's an old bike guy so I'm guessing he found a sweet piece and got it with a ton of meat left on the bone, he probably broke the ice with some smalls first though. He'll probably flip it for full blown retail, he does that kind of stuff all day long.
That Star Wars in concert pic is not valid comparison. During that show they use brightly colored lights, lasers, and other lighting effects that hugely effect how it appears on screen. It's less about a faithful presentation of the movie and more of a light and orchestra show.
That's not the case with the Technicolor screening, it was purely about faithful presentation. The flesh tones in those pics are completely natural, it's not as if faces appeared intensely red and orange on the screen and the camera magically made the fleshtones appear natural. That's how the film was intended to look, color timing wise.
I'm also junk drunk.
TV's Frink said:
Sour note?
...
You know I'll always love you more than Rob ever could.
Remember me for my body and my super accurate flesh tones.
I'll ride this dirtbike into the sunset now Frink, but I'll never forget we left eachother on a sour note.
I'm sorry man, but that's just not reasonable. They are too bright because of the way they were captured but even after adjusted for brightness they can still be used as a fantastic color timing reference, the first shot looks completely natural and the second one is way off, it looks like he put lipstick on and sat under the sun for 6 days straight. Why would you think that's more accurate than how the technicolor presentation actually appears? Makes no sense at all.
timdiggerm said:
Stinky-Dinkins said:
Mmm, Obi Wan too orange, too baked.
Flesh tones, Harmy. Flesh tones.
So you're saying the robe should be black?
If I had to pick between a black robe a blazingly orange face I'd go with the black robe, although I'm not sure why you'd have to choose between the two. It looks like he's been spray painted.
This is how Obi Wan appeared in the original theatrical run:
http://savestarwars.com/images/senatorcorrected/technicolor15.jpg
http://savestarwars.com/images/senatorcorrected/technicolor8.jpg
Very, very natural flesh tone. On the pale side, if anything.
Harmy said:
Thank you guys. I'm glad the effort I put into the flashes is appreciated, and I must say the results do make it totally worth it. I also decided to fix the shots where Obi's cape goes black - they bothered me too much:
Mmm, Obi Wan too orange, too baked.
Flesh tones, Harmy. Flesh tones.
Don't get too close to Rob, honestly.
If he touches you his touch will turn you gay. He won't just touch you either, he will grab you and he won't let go.
That turns you beyond gay.
That's what I was trying to say about Harmy's shots in comparison to the Technicolor caps. There's a red bias in Harmy's original shot comparison not seen in the Technicolor print and that is what makes faces look so occasionally odd (look at R2's red light, Luke's face, etc. like I said before) so it's not just a matter of saturation but color timing, so even if you're going to have it be oversaturated you can still have the fleshtones look more natural.
Harmy said:
OK, here goes, I darkened the technicolour picture to more reasonable levels (only brightness and contrast, nothing else) and tried to approximate the colours of that:
Looks much better to my eyes. Fleshtone looks better than it did in the original comparison. Rather than a solid red gradient throughout his entire face and chest you can actually discern the red glow from the setting sun on proper skin tone.
The Technicolor caps have much, much less of a red bias.
I think it would be better with a color timing far closer to the Technicolor print than the SE's. The fleshtones are just far more natural looking, and everything isn't so biting.
