[Proposal] Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom - UAR

[spoRv]

An image worth more than thousand word, so:

HDTV (same frame size as BD, slight different color grading)


UAR (available only for the opening credits, about 2m40s) regraded


Film scan "as is"


Comparisons

HDTV Vs UAR:
http://screenshotcomparison.com/comparison/127293
UAR Vs film:
http://screenshotcomparison.com/comparison/127294

as you can see, UAR has quite a lot less image on top and bottom, a slight less on the right, quite more on the left; color grading is "gentle", just to remind a bit the film scan.

"UAR, because every pixel counts!™"

[X5gb]

Which source did you use for the slight extra image on the left compared to the Film scan.

[spoRv]

An HDTV cap.

[deleted user]

Where's that film scan from?

[spoRv]

Dunno, found on the net some time ago, but only this night got the idea to make this test!

P.S. in movement it's still far from perfect...

[deleted user]

Did you just find that one frame or an entire scan? (sorry for derailing your thread)

[spoRv]

Only that frame. Not derailing thread. Yet.

[digitalfreaknyc]

What does UAR stand for?

[LucasGodzilla]

What does UAR stand for?

"Ultimate Aspect Ratio" I believe. All you need to know is that's it's just a hybrid of different sources of the same movie overlayed together to provide you as many pixels as possible.

[spoRv]

What does UAR stand for?

Where have you been for the last... decade?

https://fanrestore.com/thread-2059.html