I did not: there were no direct links to any projects in my posts.
Ah my fault there I,ll remove that post.
Will you be putting the main red Yavin planet in the background of shots? I loved that change in Revisited, made the battle look more visually interesting
Probably not, I’ll leave that one to ady.
First battle of Yavin clip:
http://www.framecompare.com/screenshotcomparison/KZZWGNNXInteresting, what exactly is the change here?
Also the new lasers look nice 👍
fixed the low-quality background to match the previous shot.
First battle of Yavin clip:
http://www.framecompare.com/screenshotcomparison/KZZWGNNX
I’m really enjoying what you’ve done thus far! I’m curious, how are you accomplishing the audio changes regarding Greedo’s voice being “less digital?” Will it be a transplant from the '97 SE or '77 stereo mixes or is it a purely EQ effort?
totally new, also welcome to the family,👌
also, everyone that has replied to my fan edits will get their name written in the end credits.
if you haven’t replied yet go ahead. you have till tomorrow.I never commented, even if this is one of the edits I’m waiting with more hype, and I’ve followed from the beginning.
Now it’s the right time, haha 😉
danke.
I have a copy of that, do you want it?
I’d like it
Me too!
After seeing the Alderaan Destruction Clip, I became more interested in trying to view the 1080p Regrade Test. Does anyone have it? (I can’t find it…)
I have a copy of that, do you want it?
I’d like to get that please!
Done, check your pm’s
also, everyone that has replied to my fan edits will get their name written in the end credits.
if you haven’t replied yet go ahead. you have till tomorrow.
Since the GOUT features my favorite OT color grade, i’m really looking forward to this project 😃
thanks.
An experiment I wanted to try is removing some of the womprats of the SE scene of the Landspeeder entering Mos Eisley, similar to Adywan’s version.
It’s still needs a bit of tweaking, especially with the tracking of the patch I’m covering the womprats over. I probably wont(?) actually add this in the edit but I heard that Hal9000 wants it for his edit, so I’ll fix it up for him.
wow, can I get a copy as well I’ll try to remove the rest of those rats…
And of course it needs to be about as sharp or blurry as the rest of the image so as not to stick out.
The reason it looks blurry is that I added grain and blurred it a little to match the quality of the blu-ray.
NEW FINISHED SCENE!
https://mega.nz/file/vMxiTCqK#ReKb7JJMjGLApouGx6OxtH7ZrFNoh0-fQI4btu9O8RwIs it just me or is the new laser bolts look slightly pixelated or blurry? Either way its pretty good.
doesn’t look pixelated to me…
When do you think this project will be complete?
like two or three months most of the rough editing is done.
Perfect
👍.
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If you guys want to PM each other the info to sort out how to get hold of the 1997 SE Flunk version, go ahead.
Seemingly, the Flunk 1997 Special Edition releases are still available on usenet… (if not still on certain torrent sites too) 👍
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sorry, I forgot 😦
I have a nzb of it:
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also, if you need the 1997 SE then isn’t 4K97 a better source?
I have a nzb of it:
Link removed by moderator - as per the site’s Fan Edit / Preservation Forum Rules and FAQ; (FAQ #9 - What kind of links can I post?)
get a USENET free trial and download it.
NEW FINISHED SCENE!
https://mega.nz/file/vMxiTCqK#ReKb7JJMjGLApouGx6OxtH7ZrFNoh0-fQI4btu9O8Rw
Another change: “Despecializing” the scene of Vader walking through a dark corridor on the Death Star. In the Special Edition, they terribly attempted to fix it by tracking and hand-animating a 2D image of Vader’s face, chestplate, buttons, codpiece and leg armor in an attempt to make him more visible in the scene. This resulted in perspective errors in the mask and garbage mattes around certain areas of the armor.
I decided to just mask in the D+77 source through and fixed it to it’s original form. Although you cant see much of Vader, I feel it makes him more mysterious in the dark.
NOTE: I changed the edit title to “DSG Special Edition” to more elaborate that this is a SE/Adywan style edit, so sorry for the frequent name changes.
looks amazing DSG!
Thats Impossible!
Remember what george said in 2004:
“(There will only be one. And it won’t be what I would call the ‘rought cut’, it’ll be the ‘final cut.’ The other one will be some sort of interesting artifact that people will look at and say, ‘There was an earlier draft of this.’…What ends up being important in my mind is what the DVD version is going to look like, because that’s what everybody is going to remember. 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).”I think George said that around 1997, for his 1st Special Edition. And they were never released on DVD in the end!
We got the different 2004 version instead on DVD.
Though that is still a great quote. 😃
oh, sorry typo.
Thats Impossible!
Remember what george said in the 90’s:
“(There will only be one. And it won’t be what I would call the ‘rought cut’, it’ll be the ‘final cut.’ The other one will be some sort of interesting artifact that people will look at and say, ‘There was an earlier draft of this.’…What ends up being important in my mind is what the DVD version is going to look like, because that’s what everybody is going to remember. 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).”
first clip: https://mega.nz/file/id4RUCKK#dpjqhVMqBWbe_-OkLc0KbjjRVXqMV3Gfm6KAGx_vfIA
nice work
Thanks.
Houston we have a problem.
So today I was removing all the lighsaber/explosion jumpcuts, It’s been going great except for one shot in the movie: the Ben hut ignition. I’ve been yanking my hair out trying to figure out a way to fix that, I’ve tried everything! how did Adywan do that one? all the other shots will be fixed except for this shot, But I will still fix threepio’s shift in that shot.
I was considering forking out for the Mandalorian classic figures just to have on the shelf in my man cave but don’t know if I can justify the amount. It really is crazy, I would hate to be a kid in these times.
Yeah, It would be hell, Imagine the figures where in-stock and only cost like 5 bucks.
parents will be convinced to buy one, or maybe two, or even three, Then the child will have a good-enough collection to play with, but if one cost 20 bucks, and you cant find it in stores, then no-one would by that.
Blame it on Disney, not Hasbro. Disney doesn’t make nearly as many toys as they did in the George Lucas era. Many snark but Star Wars is second to many kids who favour superheroes. They’re not going to produce toys (or merch) unless it will make them money. You see Baby Yoda because that’s where popular demand is and they’ll make a profit off of it. This is different from George who had an action figure made for every character. He understood the market for both kids and collectors alike. The only thing really collectors have now is Hot Toys but they’re more expensive. It’s unfortunately the reality as the only high point in the Disney era is The Force Awakens but I contribute that a lot to everything feeling new and fresh but more importantly it was almost all pushed before the movie came out. It’s why Captain Phasma toys and merch sold like hot cakes but then reality set in with each subsequent film.
well, either way, we probably won’t see any back in stock.
Unfortunately. Believe me I understand the struggle. For the 20th Anniversary of The Phantom Menace there was barely any merch or toys released. However The Empire Strikes Back got significantly more stuff for its 40th. I know Empire is the more popular film within the fandom but Episode I is my favourite Star Wars film. I’d love to have some merch for it. I’d at least like to find a good tee but it’s very limited in that department for the film and Prequels in general compared to the Originals and Sequels.
same here 😞.
Blame it on Disney, not Hasbro. Disney doesn’t make nearly as many toys as they did in the George Lucas era. Many snark but Star Wars is second to many kids who favour superheroes. They’re not going to produce toys (or merch) unless it will make them money. You see Baby Yoda because that’s where popular demand is and they’ll make a profit off of it. This is different from George who had an action figure made for every character. He understood the market for both kids and collectors alike. The only thing really collectors have now is Hot Toys but they’re more expensive. It’s unfortunately the reality as the only high point in the Disney era is The Force Awakens but I contribute that a lot to everything feeling new and fresh but more importantly it was almost all pushed before the movie came out. It’s why Captain Phasma toys and merch sold like hot cakes but then reality set in with each subsequent film.
well, either way, we probably won’t see any back in stock.
