(2020-04-18, 08:45 AM)Bigrob Wrote: Wrote: Super 8mm print

https://articulo.mercadolibre.com.ar/MLA...uper-8-_JM

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More screens here:
http://passionesuper8.blogspot.com/2013/03/terminator-usa-1984.html

So beautiful. Not a hint of teal to be seen anywhere. Just pure, natural colors as we see them in real life.

Well, that's one of those cutdown versions tho right? So it might not be representative.

Full length feature film print of "The Terminator". Super 8 print from Derann, with the addition of stereo sound.


Edit:
--- in vendita a partire da 80£ - aprile 2013 ---
la copia in ebay in 3 giorni ha gia' superato i 400euro con spedizione in europa pazzesco..titolo veramente ricercato

--- on sale from £ 80 - April 2013 ---
the copy on ebay in 3 days has already exceeded 400euro with crazy shipping to europe .. really wanted title



The sale price is not mentioned.

Ah, thanks for the clarification!

Lmao they want 50k for that print?!?

That's Brazil Dollars. The asking price around US$1.000

(2020-04-18, 06:27 PM)lerdurden389 Wrote: So beautiful. Not a hint of teal to be seen anywhere. Just pure, natural colors as we see them in real life.

https://imgur.com/MTPSheb 
https://imgur.com/oWa7PjM

The print actually looks to be more teal than the Blu-ray. 
Taking into account that the picture taken at the screen might not be ultra faithful, I'd say again that the Blu-ray colors are quite spot-on.

I just can't resist to post this comparison.
 
Check this out.

Cross of Iron BD / 16mm TV print













Source: 16mm Print Review + 12 Photos
http://8mmforum.film-tech.com/vbb/forum/...ss-of-iron

(2020-04-18, 10:47 PM)ilovewaterslides Wrote: Taking into account that the picture taken at the screen might not be ultra faithful, I'd say again that the Blu-ray colors are quite spot-on.

Agreed.

(2020-04-18, 03:44 AM)SpaceBlackKnight Wrote: Another useful bump, this time it's relates to United Artists yet again.

I discovered that the recent German Capelight 4k UHD and BD of 1975's Rollerball not only uses a brand new 4k restoration in HDR and SDR flavors, but also restores a rarely seen variant of the United Artists Transamerica T logo in 4k! (strangely enough, the 5.1 mixes and German mono had the jingle from the 1990s Marble UA logo while it's silent on the English Mono and Stereo tracks)



I've heard this variant was not only used on other 1973-1975 UA films intermittently with their other logos, but first appeared on 1968's The Thomas Crowne Affair which would make it the first known version of the Transamerica T. Kino's recent Thomas Crowne BD is a 4k restoration, but strangely uses the 1982 Turning UA logo instead of this one.

(2020-04-18, 11:41 PM)marin888 Wrote: I just can't resist to post this comparison.
 
Check this out.

Cross of Iron BD / 16mm TV print













Source: 16mm Print Review + 12 Photos
http://8mmforum.film-tech.com/vbb/forum/...ss-of-iron

Holy crap! I KNEW the Cross of Iron remaster was wrong in color but geez that just really underlines it!!!!!!