That guy with no name

Does anyone have any 3D modeling and animation experience?
if so then PM me because I need a few shots of the ties/x wings fighters. as well as two millennium falcon shots.
I just want to make sure there are no skilled animators under my nose before I end up using still images.
Also, I wont be working on Nov 30 to Dec 3 I am taking a vacation with my nephew to Disney world, which is good because I can take some needed images of the millennium falcon cockpit as well as other things that I may need.

nobodybutjarjar42 said:

That guy with no name said:

nobodybutjarjar42 said:

That guy with no name said:

The main master will be Blu-Ray though.

which blu-ray 2011-2019 or 2020+

2019 master.

i know you mean the 2020 release, the 2019 version was first on disney+ then on dvd/blu-ray/4k in 2020

Yes, I know.

Dante1880 said:

That guy with no name said:

Dante1880 said:

CatBus said:

Maybe he’s thinking jaundice.

Anyway, without having to rehash a huge discussion thread too much, SW DeEd 2.x was graded based on a Technicolor reference print. Why? The theory was sound – everyone’s got their own idea of what looks good, but Harmy wasn’t interested in what looked good, he wanted what looked accurate. Since most Star Wars prints had long ago faded to pink vinegar, we had no good color references… except Technicolor prints, which didn’t fade much at all under the right circumstances.

The result? DeEd 2.7 looks very much like a Technicolor print you might have seen in a theater in 1977.

The bad news? Technicolor prints were often very unlike other 35mm prints in terms of colors. Especially around this time, they often had a heavy yellow cast. So DeEd 2.7 looks very unlike what you might have seen in a theater in 1977, if it wasn’t showing a Technicolor print (which was most of them).

Going forward, Harmy’s indicated that he plans for a more neutral grade, or even multiple grades, when he redoes Star Wars for the 3.x series.

EDIT: The 1993 versions of the films have their own issues. They are heavily magenta-tinted, so everyone has red faces instead of yellow faces. In terms of color accuracy to non-Technicolor source, the 1997 Special Editions are actually pretty good for commercial releases, although I think the home video versions still got messed up somehow. I’d say DrDre has the best sense of Star Wars colors, if you want to check some of his threads. Nobody should use the 1993 releases as a color reference.

I Will check all you say about different kind of films and its own characteristic colours, that is what I was refering but I didn’t knew how to say it, and I thought that the colour had been changed in your post-postproduction, but that was basically the idea. What I refer is that for me the colour of faces seems more natural in older LD or even in older VHS than in new versions.

I will check all of this to see if I found some new to say. I haven’t seen other versions than HARMY DEED so I couldn’t compare with new versions, I just compred with movies I downloaded.

Thanks to all and I hope we will talk soon.

Adywan made a color correction to the 2011 blu-ray, It looks very natural, want me to pm you a link?

Yes, please, I didn’t knew that exist another versions as Harmy did, I thought that other people corrections where added to Harmy movies as parts of the movies.

Thank you.

Check your PM’s

Dante1880 said:

CatBus said:

Maybe he’s thinking jaundice.

Anyway, without having to rehash a huge discussion thread too much, SW DeEd 2.x was graded based on a Technicolor reference print. Why? The theory was sound – everyone’s got their own idea of what looks good, but Harmy wasn’t interested in what looked good, he wanted what looked accurate. Since most Star Wars prints had long ago faded to pink vinegar, we had no good color references… except Technicolor prints, which didn’t fade much at all under the right circumstances.

The result? DeEd 2.7 looks very much like a Technicolor print you might have seen in a theater in 1977.

The bad news? Technicolor prints were often very unlike other 35mm prints in terms of colors. Especially around this time, they often had a heavy yellow cast. So DeEd 2.7 looks very unlike what you might have seen in a theater in 1977, if it wasn’t showing a Technicolor print (which was most of them).

Going forward, Harmy’s indicated that he plans for a more neutral grade, or even multiple grades, when he redoes Star Wars for the 3.x series.

EDIT: The 1993 versions of the films have their own issues. They are heavily magenta-tinted, so everyone has red faces instead of yellow faces. In terms of color accuracy to non-Technicolor source, the 1997 Special Editions are actually pretty good for commercial releases, although I think the home video versions still got messed up somehow. I’d say DrDre has the best sense of Star Wars colors, if you want to check some of his threads. Nobody should use the 1993 releases as a color reference.

I Will check all you say about different kind of films and its own characteristic colours, that is what I was refering but I didn’t knew how to say it, and I thought that the colour had been changed in your post-postproduction, but that was basically the idea. What I refer is that for me the colour of faces seems more natural in older LD or even in older VHS than in new versions.

I will check all of this to see if I found some new to say. I haven’t seen other versions than HARMY DEED so I couldn’t compare with new versions, I just compred with movies I downloaded.

Thanks to all and I hope we will talk soon.

Adywan made a color correction to the 2011 blu-ray, It looks very natural, want me to pm you a link?

CatBus said:

People confuse schizophrenia with dissociative identity disorder all the time. I’m not gonna judge.

that’s cool I guess…

CatBus said:

but Harmy wasn’t interested in what looked good, he wanted what looked accurate.

This is exactly what I was thinking, I don’t even like harmy’s grade, but at least it’s accurate.
Also, how do you mistake jaundice for diphtheria, TWO TIMES?

Dante1880 said:

That guy with no name said:

what the hell are you talking about? the color grading of DeEd is based on an original 35mm print, also what’s all the weird talk about diphtheria?

my opinion.

Huh? diphtheria is a mucus-related nose infection, what does it have to do with star wars?

what the hell are you talking about? the color grading of DeEd is based on an original 35mm print, also what’s all the weird talk about diphtheria?

I will do it!
edit: taps…

nobodybutjarjar42 said:

That guy with no name said:

The main master will be Blu-Ray though.

which blu-ray 2011-2019 or 2020+

2019 master.

Atom-88 said:

Looks good that guy👍

thanks!

I’m done with the main color correction, here is the first effects shot: https://mega.nz/file/7IJl2YhB#dKajZ4CSShB1vJJ_7Njd37yH6qTUxoOzefDimQ1_tdc

Found the rest of the film!
it looks like its a hybrid between the original and the SE, very weird.

could I get a link? thanks.

why add more saturation? the 2011 Blu-ray is already saturated to hell.

IlFanEditore said:

It looks great!

thanks.

The opening scene is finally done!

DrunkenMaster442 said:

That guy with no name said:

DrunkenMaster442 said:

Nice, someone else is also doing a restoration of the Empire Strikes Back Grindhouse Cut. 😉

The main master will be Blu-Ray though.

Cool, good luck on the project! I’ll probably make my own custom Blu ray for mine, but just to have.

nice.

DrunkenMaster442 said:

Nice, someone else is also doing a restoration of the Empire Strikes Back Grindhouse Cut. 😉

The main master will be Blu-Ray though.

nobodybutjarjar42 said:

i am looking forward to this

thanks!

Hello folks!
this is going to be a restoration of the empire strikes back, just like my ANH GOUT edit, This project won’t officially start until 4K80 is released. But until then I’ll just be messing around with the grindhouse edition to see what I can make. FYI, this will be gout synced.

Sources:
ESB grindhouse scan.
TN1’s 4K80.
ESB 2019 Special Edition master (color graded).

Tools/Software:
Davinci resolve 17.2.
Neat Video 5.0.
Dr. Dre’s color matching tool.
Audacity.

special features:
ESB scope teaser (cleaned up).
Deleted scenes (newly remastered).
Custom Trailer.

Stotchy said:

This release is probably the best quality source for the original Emperor. The colors are a bit off though but it’s great considering it was released by Adywan pre Blurays

that same scene is also used in Despecialized.

Fang Zei said:

That guy with no name said:

Mocata said:

I’ll be interested to see if 3D is still a thing by that point in time.

That’s what I thought until I saw Jurassic Park 3D: unwatchable.

At least the 3D version of Jurassic Park was from a newer scan than what the blu-ray used.

The OT, on the other hand, still hasn’t even been projected theatrically at modern 4k quality. To the best of my knowledge, that dcp of Empire that’s been shown here and there since last summer is still based off the 2011 master.

Damn, I never thought about that.

kg1977 said:

does the reedit of this (planned but not start) in 720P HD version really mean 816 x 1920? bluray size of empire revisited is this I believe. And if I am understanding this right, there is a 816 x 1920 adywan regarded version already (minus the additions)?

No, sadly.

Mocata said:

I’ll be interested to see if 3D is still a thing by that point in time.

That’s what I thought until I saw Jurassic Park 3D: unwatchable.