[Released] Jaws 3D - Aligned and Corrected

[Nick_M]

Universal's BD release of Jaws 3D has a fine transfer that accurately represents seeing it in over-under 35mm. However, it maintains all the errors of the original photography, most noticeably, vertical parallax, which causes most of this movie's eyestrain.

I have adjusted every shot so that both eyes are vertically aligned. Additionally, I re-synced the few shots that were out of sync. The source is Universal's BD.

Available as a frame-packed 3D BD. Must provide blanks, postage, and proof of purchase.

Anaglyph samples:

[Moxification]

Interesting! im now to this fanres world. This looks good

[DeafYakuza]

Great Job. I have a BD since release but I never watched it till now.

[karbre]

I have adjusted every shot so that both eyes are vertically aligned. Additionally, I re-synced the few shots that were out of sync. The source is Universal's BD.

Very nice! How did you find the shots that needed syncing, and was the vertical alignment a manual or automatic process?

[Nick_M]

I have adjusted every shot so that both eyes are vertically aligned. Additionally, I re-synced the few shots that were out of sync. The source is Universal's BD.

Very nice! How did you find the shots that needed syncing, and was the vertical alignment a manual or automatic process?

Out-of-sync shots are obvious when they don't align and when motion isn't identical in both eyes. With Jaws 3D, it was one or two brief effects shots. I aligned manually.

[WackyWeazle]

Even though this movie is hated by many, it was one of my favorite movies when I grew up. When we visited Seaworld for the first time in 1999, it was thrilling to actually see some of the shooting locations. To this day I have not seen the 3D version of this movie yet.

[jedihunter92]

Universal's BD release of Jaws 3D has a fine transfer that accurately represents seeing it in over-under 35mm. However, it maintains all the errors of the original photography, most noticeably, vertical parallax, which causes most of this movie's eyestrain.

I have adjusted every shot so that both eyes are vertically aligned. Additionally, I re-synced the few shots that were out of sync. The source is Universal's BD.

Available as a frame-packed 3D BD. Must provide blanks, postage, and proof of purchase.

Anaglyph samples:

Any chance to get the anaglyph copy as well as I don't have a 3D tv?

[Nick_M]

I didn't export anaglyph versions.

[WedgeDAntilles]

Universal's BD release of Jaws 3D has a fine transfer that accurately represents seeing it in over-under 35mm. However, it maintains all the errors of the original photography, most noticeably, vertical parallax, which causes most of this movie's eyestrain.

I have adjusted every shot so that both eyes are vertically aligned. Additionally, I re-synced the few shots that were out of sync. The source is Universal's BD.

Available as a frame-packed 3D BD. Must provide blanks, postage, and proof of purchase.

Anaglyph samples:

Hey! Did you ever export this as Anaglyph? I've been working on my manual edit of this in Da Vinci Resolve and I'd love to see what you did as well as seek out advice. I ripped my own copy.