I was so right with the limited Evil Dead Remake Editions from Germany... 3 different Mediabooks and also that thing that's with the limited Japanese release...
PDB, how we are going to do this? These are like 50-100GB per release and I don't know cloud that big. Maybe you'd rather me to burn discs for you and ship thru post?
^^^ I liked your "sample" page. Checked your link and found out everyone there IS anonymous! LOL Tried a compare of the scan/Blu/3D snapshots against the scan w/ hue-shift, saturation+, black/white balance, and brightness/contrast+ = https://s30.postimg.cc/9rvpmkgap/JP_comp...lu_3_D.png (non-calibrated monitor).
just an FYI, someone has been capping Laserdiscs and uploading them over at rutracker.org. Couple i saw were The Terminator (Image LD), Commando and The Fly. all are fullscreen and have English Dolby Digital 2.0 tracks included. fiel sizes vary (Commando was 3.5GB)
You know ... that's what Achilles once told me (as if mere mortals know of any such things). Then again, he's a demi-god. Okay, I'll look into that. Anyone got a REALLY BIG mirror?
That's because you humans don't have bronze skin. The Mrs. talked my ear off about deliberately constricted film contrast range (Jason And The Argonauts) making me look bad. I tell her that's show biz. But, believe me, it's no help because ... BRONZE WIVES MATTER ! BTW, anyone know a good metallurgist? Scotch tape just ain't doin' it for my ear.
I think of maybe LD or VHS capturing. But at least with LD I want a decent Audio quality. I can live with 2 Channels. I lack the knack for audio editing, so I won't be able to sync something.
Any fanedit.org user here? I would like to help in a project, but I'm not registered (yet) and, when I tried, the message was "We cannot process your registration because there has already been 2 new registration(s) from your ip address in the past 24 hours. Please try again later." (it wasn't the case)...
I just browsed many forums for you Poita, it looks like one of those films that can only make people argue about how it used to look, how it's supposed to look etc... they all agree that they don't like the new audio mix (not that the video restoration has anything to do with it), the video quality besides the two complains listed before made general audiences happy. If any more feedbacks come to my attention I'll let you know
I go by Amazon reviews as I couldn't go see it at the cinema a few weeks back... I'm reporting what was said about the version scanned and restored by "TLEFilm Restoration & Preservation Services": one user complains about colors being washed out and states that the Anchor Bay DVD from a few years back is still the most valid (although limited to SD quality but contains the original stereo mix), another one noticed the fonts being different and was unhappy about that.