- Post
- #1612353
- Topic
- HFR 3D Restoration
- Link
- https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/1612353/action/topic#1612353
- Time
It’s been going. I have adjusted my process and am waiting a bit to get some more storage space. Currently, I am using a top and bottom version I created from the bluray 3D and then interpolating it, as the side by side created more artifacts. The depth map method turned into a dead end as I would have to manually adjust many shots that have been cropped on the 4k, not to mention the 4k bluray for The Hobbit has more dnr and sharpening than even The Lord of the Rings has (guessing it being only using the 2k DI and upscaled via park road), so the 3D disc proper has more detail. However, I can apply the dolby vision rpu to the 3D mkv and create a faux HDR 3D version. It will retain the same theatrical color, while artificially creating a new contrast and reduce some of the rec. 709 colors. Right now the plan is to put a prores copy of the 3D, use davinci to put it into a rec. 2020 space and with Dr Dre’s color tool, match the 4k rec. 2020 colors onto the 3D. But this would be after the full interpolation is complete. Also partially waiting on Dr Dre’s new tool as there were some hints it might be davinci resolve compatible. But I do have the faux dolby vision version as of now for An Unexpected Journey if anyone is interested (synced to the dolby atmos track). It is 24fps, but I think the contrast aspect works well in immersion. I also have a non dolby vision HFR test run of An Unexpected Journey, but using a much older model of RIFE without any fixes.