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So, "final" for all scenes except the night ones, which should use "a2"?
I agree that on night scenes, 3D doesn't work that good... I'd try to mix those night scenes with HDTV, to see a) colors b) improved brightness.
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I'm afraid I have deleted both the LD captures and my old project based on it... IIRC colors are similar to HDTV, more or less... Papai should chime in, he's the expert here!
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That 3d BD really is a mess
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I haven't watched JP3D for a while, I should check it out. I do know the glasses strip a lot of the brightness and saturation being polarised lenses.
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(This post was last modified: 2017-06-06, 06:35 PM by TServo2049.)
I had the fortune to see JP3D not just in 2D DCP during the theatrical run, but also at a later revival showing at a local science museum in 15/70 IMAX 2D (BTW, the degraining/EE looked quite gratuitous, probably compounded by the extra IMAX DMR processing; it felt quite surreal seeing fine 70mm grain on top of such a waxy digitally processed image). It definitely looked brighter in those formats. I remember it being warmer than the 2DBD version for sure.
And IIRC, the 3DBD looks worse than JP3D looked in theaters if you were watching in 2D without glasses like I did. I remember when I saw the screenshots I thought it was darker and had more of a blanket yellow-green tint than I remembered in my 2D showings.
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(This post was last modified: 2018-02-18, 07:45 PM by Papai2013.)
Though I only saw the 3D version during the re-release, and I saw it 5 times, I don't recall it being so reddish as in the 3D Blu-ray. It was certainly warm but not like the 3D BD. The 3D was very good.
As for the laserdisc, it looks almost the same as the DVD and the 2D Blu-ray; same magenta-blue push that is, along with flatter contrast. Andrea did good work over those sources. Where the LD gains is having the biggest open framing among all the home video versions.
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