Thanks Nirbateman, but I already have this one, which I think nearly 20 minutes of duration. Is that right ?
Hi, I’m working on a Blu-Ray fan project about this Disney feature and I’m stuck in a dilemna that I want to share with you people, if your interested by it.
First, I want to put the 3D version in, since that apparently, it the best High resolution transfer of the film (corrected in the edit) and do have a better color palette (more accurate to the original, according to some). Unfortunately I can’t bring myself to chose if I should keep the original one too (a LD rip with a rip of the original Work in progress LD too) even for preservation sake.
About the 3d version, I thought to work on the color timing of it so the image would be closer to the LD, but unfortunately I lack the knowledge necessary to work on that, even on after effects and avisynth. If anibody can help with that, thanks.
Added to this would be the new film’s workprint (both this and the WIP LD have some differences, like the edited out Gaston’s skulls in the end). I’ve heard that the original WIP had a making of documentary of it’s ows. Is that true ? If yes, that would be interesting to preserve. Does anyone here has the LD.
Anyway, I’ll bring more details to this later.
Hi, I was wondering if there was a way to match colors between too video footages (animation) of the same film ? What I mean is that I'm trying to color correct a recent release of an animation movie by matching it's color (that had been messed up) with an earlyer release of the same movie with the right colors pallette. I know that avisynth can (probably) do something like that, but since it's a heavily scripts based program and that since I didn't found yet a good step-by-step tutorial to use it with the right filter(s), I can't really use it. I tryed using the "match color " function and the batch tools in photoshop (frame by frame), but it did'n work since the reference images never change during the process, only the "images to processed" works. So, I'm stuck for now.
Any suggestions, solutions or detailed tutorials will be welcomed.
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Who or what is poita ? Sorry if it souns stupid...
Ok, never mind, I just found out...
Personnaly, I would have re-encoded the whole film in m2ts then re-insert it in the BR structure. I never tryed, so don't take what I'm saying for granted.
sorry, I meant "how do you use it ?"
What do you use exactly, Chewtobacca, and do you use it ?
Media Fire would have been a better choice
Nice
I have the uncensored LD, but as I'm in the midst of some home repair, it's not accessible at the moment.
Would a DV capture of that shot be preferable to a DVD capture?
As long as it's better quality and in higher resolution than this:
Ok, can somebody here, who does have the LD with the uncensored short, post a very good quality screen caps. of the frames containing the poster ? At leas it will be much better that the screen caps. posted earlyer and found with google.
You said you wanted to check out more possible edits, IMDB forums have something that has not been discussed here yet, and I don't know if it is true or not, but you would be the man to ask....
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0096438/board/nest/212271838?p=1
Well I'm sure that if we can get a clear image of the "Rigid Tools" poster, some of us can recreate it & re-insert it in the HD version. All it takes now is to find a good image of it. By the way, it's been discussed on another forum titled "Do theese films need preservation ?".
Hi. Any fresh news about the project ? How is it going ?
Thanks to let me know
Hi, does the original german hdtv rip still censor Betty's "nipples flashing" ?
I can confirm she does have her tits out in the hdtv rip..
Is this in the LD "uncensored" version ?
Any way to get it by torrent or something else ? Not everybody can get Usenet.
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Is there a way to get an unaltered version of the film and the shorts ? For the shorts, what was altered ? Can somebody post some pics to compare ?
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No, the NTSC to PAL (badly converted) correction.
Hi, anyone want to take a stab to the image correction to a clip from the Pal version of Make Mine Music ? I can provide the clip, ask me in Private Message.
Join the club, bkev, I lack the knowledge, except for the RGB part
Ok, nice.
Hi, any fresh news on that project ?
I second for BatB, here and also for Aladdin, if possible.
Hi, I just saw this new thread about Disney features and wanted to wich you all good luck for your work. I hope I can be of assistance. I'm actually doing a fan project based on Beauty and the Beast putting the theatrical image presentation the the origrinat theatrical workprint presentation (LD) with the Blu-Ray reworked workprint image and the 3D (reverted to 2D) Blu-Ray presentation. I hope it'll work. If anybody wants to help me with that, i'm actually looking for a good skilled digital artist who can rework some images, so I can add some new elements seamlessly to the film itself (contact me in PM for more details about this, please).
For the titles released in BR, did anybody here tryed to "correct" some of the tempered elements (colours and digital artifacts, mostly) with after effects or photoshop ? Maybe it can be done (not just by one person, of course, but still) ?
Anybody wants to give it a try ?
Hi, I’m looking for the japanese Disney LD that have this short with the original image and sound (undited & uncensored).
Here’s the informations of the LD
Do not confond with the american LD edition that have only the image uncensored (audio is edited), or even the actual dvd editions (WD Treasures collection and others, all regions) since they are also partly or completely censored (image unedited and censored audio or image & sound edited/censored). The same goes for those two japanese LD: Academy Award’s Shorts and The Academy Award Review Of Walt Disney Cartoons.
So, if anybody have the japanese LD of [Disney’s Favorite Stories: The Three Little Pigs](Disney’s Favorite Stories: The Three Little Pigs) and can share it online or any other way, it’ll be very appreciated.
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