SOme months may take bi monthly for the scan but.. first month we hit it right away

OK thanks for clarifying. Feel free to create a thread about your process at some point. I'd be curious to discuss it.

Ill be honest everything is for getting scans done..

if its emulation mobo jumbo or share vimeo link or wotever...the goal is a scan.

Also it has be a bit loosely explained cause i dont want the feds at my door.. if u notice.. it just says donnations for photos..

Patreon model works for me best because it rolls over and then its easier to get consistancy especially after u are delivering wot u promise...

thx guys

The beyond (35mm Emulation) it says scan i miss labeled but dont wanna re upload..

Here is the thing i enjoy feedback i am learning but a lot of these looks are meant to give ya 35mm experience. they are novel i am not working a pro studio.. but i do take my time trying to match if i have good sources..but i wil say the people explain the process of wot i am doing it sounds easy.. but if others can show their work would help..

Cause grains are an art on its own..

as in its hard to pull off its not as easy as just rising the exposre and then layering a grain lut.. anyways tips would help big ups

Sorry I did have to remove your link. We don’t allow direct link to material. It’s better to post a thread about the project and then if people want it then they can PM you.

But it did look very promising from the glance I gave it. Was the original print faded?

@NCseventeen here's an idea; use a Luma key on the version of the film w/ the grain plate on it, because there should be more grain in the darker parts, less grain in the lighter. So you mix it w/ the original. You can also use a rougher grain on the night parts, finer on day parts. Also slap a deflicker filter on because it will mix the flicker of that w/ the original and add unwanted weirdness

The Terminator & Terminator 2 Live Orchestral Soundtrack with Brad Fiedel - only 11 minutes, but totally worth it

@bendermac Thanks for this, Juno Reactor are one of my favorite bands (if you can call them that) and this was magic. I had no idea this happened

And there is a podcast from Juno Reator with Brad Fiedel uploaded a week ago! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vMRAhfxh...unoReactor

Just for fun, I took the Dolby TrueHD 5.1 from "Magnolia 1999", made an isolated instrumental, removed sound fx, dialogue. No commercial 24-bit 5.1 version exists, only the stereo PCM. My process was lossless all the way through (aside from the AI tinkering). Link is under the "Released" section of audio projects

of interest to Shining/Kubrick/King fans-> https://youtu.be/ipBpO2C5LTU