TV's Frink said:
I wouldn't let it date my daughter.
i wouldn't let you date, period.
(and i don't mean date a period either!)
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Kurgan said:
This is why you should keep an old computer around...
or just set up a dual boot.
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TV's Frink said:
Talk sh*t or get o*t.
talk shut or get oit?
talk shet or get oat?
talk shot or get oet?
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AntcuFaalb said:
Is there a GOUT-sync'ing how-to somewhere on OT? I would like to GOUT-sync my '92 Letterbox captures after I'm done with PS78.
depends on the software you are using.
usually you just add the audio track as
the sound portion, and mutiplex it with
the video. using the correct offsets. (if any).
that's it.
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hey tservo,
yeah, you're right.. but at the time that's we tested
with. they're not final, and i'm using this for my own
comparisons. the final cropping is still being worked
on, and will be different for sure.
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ah, another good thread with information.
did i have fusion? i guess so? now to find it.
oh, nevermind. it's been surpassed.
but we might need to take another look
at the histograms.
maybe this thread should be moved to technical?
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oh oh, math and programming..
two of my degrees were in that.
wonder if i should try remembering how
to do that!
too hard!
but good stuff.
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AntcuFaalb said:
Unfortunately, the ColourLike filter, even when applied on a frame-by-frame basis using ScriptClip, does a poor job at histogram matching.
I'm looking into histogram matching plugins for ImageJ. If I can't find anything that works well, then I may have to settle on the commercial program PureImage NR for color matching.
pureimage might work well for the occasional image,
but for automating, or doing several scenes. it is very
clunky, and overall not worth it.
tried it here:
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http://originaltrilogy.com/forum/topic.cfm/Methods-for-colour-matching-colour-grading/topic/9430/
more threads here:
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http://originaltrilogy.com/forum/topic.cfm/Colour-matching-for-fan-edits/topic/7257/
http://originaltrilogy.com/forum/topic.cfm/Auto-correction-from-SE-colours-to-GOUT-colours/topic/6732/
you need to use professional filters and plugins in
premiere, avid, or other pro video editting software.
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raphael said:
Will this see a DVD release?
this whole thread is about a DVD release.
I may then take a little break from completing the DVD.
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very sad to hear.
i doubt this will make a dent or impact on the movie
release though. people will still go in droves though.
which they should if they are interested.
it's not like this will happen again.
but hopefully they will keep what happened
in perspective.
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the third part of the cropping in the
trash compactor scene..
remember, the 'ghost' image is the 35mm
which didn't line up with the GOUT. for the
most part they overlap very closely, but at
times due to the cropping the scene looks
slightly different.
pictures and a clip here:
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the third part of this first scene...
more of luke, han and leia
trying to stop from being crushed:
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and another short video:
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http://www.sendspace.com/file/5gv1yd
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ok,
have a vimeo account now.
will get around to reuploading
some of my scenes.
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nope,
it was either the grand, or the odeon
in calgary alberta:
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Odeon
AKA: Marda 33 Av. SW*
January 18th, 1952 opened as Marda*
March 26th, 1964 opened as Odeon*
1965 opened with “The Sound of Music by
Odeon Theatres*
June 1975 twinned*
1978 became part of Canadian Odeon*
1984 became part of Cineplex Odeon*
1988 closed
Odeon owned the Odeon Theatre
the grand
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Grand
Opened 1912 twinned on September 15th,1972
and closed about 1985
Odeon owned the Grand from the 1940's on,
W. P. Sherman was the manager in 1912.
Seating: About 1924 to 1972 1409 seats
1972 to about 1985
Cinema # 1 561 seats
Cinema # 2 568 seats
Total 1129 seat
=======================
for empire strikes back, leicester odeon 70mm
in london england: may 1980
http://www.in70mm.com/news/2012/odeon/index.htm
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russs15 said:
Before you get to specifics, I think a list of different languages from VHS, TV, LD, DVD, GOUT, HDTV, Blu Ray - OT and SE would be a good start.
It would also be quite a list........
i guess the CED's were only in english.
why did you list GOUT? that's not a format.
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Red5 said:
correct, this is what cinch has to say about it:
"no, it doesn't alter color space at all. the change on the dolby trailer was just due to different color temperatures set on the capturing cam, that's all. filmguard doesn't even cause changes in opacity, so it is optically clear."
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Good to hear, I suspected different settings had caused the colourshift after I also watched the oceans 11 sample which didn't show any noticeable shift at all, although here the cleaning effect wasn't as pronounced either compared to the DD sample.
Do you plan to recapture whole SW and possibly ESB with FG treatment then? if these promising test results seems consistent of course.
star wars lpp - doesn't need it, and only the headers/tails might have
some slight effect on it.
star wars red reels - will be used on reels 2,4,5,6 - helped a lot,
reel 1 has too much damage to really be useful.
this is just backup, in case we need certain frames
or scenes
empire strikes back - not sure if its needed, but might try to it on reel 3,
and selected scenes. the thing is we've already
digitally cleaned up a lot, so we might not need to
attempt to try this at all
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ww12345 said:
Brooks said:
negative1 said:
i'm not saying anything bad or extreme will happen. but better to play
it safe than sorry.
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please please please capture jedi too if you have any concern the prints will be confiscated or otherwise made unavialable. To have SW and Empire but not Jedi would be heartbreaking (to me, anyways)
+1. I would hate for anything to happen before Jedi was finished. :(
even though it's years away. my contacts say that they have a source
that should be ready by the time they are ready to work on it. it should
be a pretty quick turnaround, since all those prints are LPP. maybe by
then 2k/4k will be more popular then.
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great. its good to know this is done now!
will wait until you let us know where to
get it from.
thanks.
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Star Wars Purist said:
TV's Frink said:
It did...Starship Titanic.
LOL!
met douglas adams in LA a few years before
he passed away. YES he was very tall.. and
funny, and friendly. he signed a ton of hitchhikers
stuff for me.. including the laserdisc cover.
he was about to release the game 'starship titanic',
and i got a prerelease copy of it, along with a nice
press pack. awesome guy, awesome books.
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TV's Frink said:
Ziggy come back!
don't you mean zigfried?
ziggy's still around.
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any kind of fool could see,
baby, come back!
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we're almost done capturing the spanish audio
tracks for our version.
it will be one of the options when we
are finished with our project.
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the 2nd part of the trash compactor scene
is up. along with shots.
this shows how cropping parts of it helps
the image, as there is a large red glow
on the bottom part of it.
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here's the second part..
note that during the clip,
from the 5-7 second mark
there is a reddish hue tint
on the bottom part. this would
have been cropped out when shown.
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here's the short clip of han, luke and
chewie, with the GOUT overlaid and
cropping marks:
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http://www.sendspace.com/file/44y3oc
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pittrek said:
Great pics. Is there a chance you will release also a version which will be not cropped at all ?
no. we need to get rid of the edge artifacts,
which are a lot. and also it helps stabilize the
picture.
we'll have the full uncropped versions as
archives though.
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some more examples of the
cropping GOUT vs 35mm in
the trash compactor scene..
(which is popular these days)..
from the red test reel.. overlaid
with marks..
includes a short videoclip,
which i'll a post few more parts:
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