Lounge of Tomorrow - Castle Walkthrough Reopening

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I do use a PC, but haven't seen such an icon, must look for it.

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Originally Posted by innerSpaceman (Post 247122)

Yes, but it was blues and greens and purples at the El Cap screening. I am so confused.

And Kevy's right, there's no way to tell what the correct colors are unless they adhere to the archive records. For all I know the correct colors for the stairs are shades of purple and pink.

I'm simply wondering why the purportedly same restoration looked different in the theater than it does on that screen cap supposedly from the DVD release.

Could have something to do with the process of transfering the movie from film to DVD. Could be the particular film print. Could be the type of film. Could be the computer monitor. Hell, the colors looked different on my living room TV from the screen caps I posted from my computer. There's different potential factors. I'm sure if you look at other parts of the film, they'll look different from what you saw @ the El Cap. Take a look at the rest of the DVD images and use those to decide if you approve of the restoration. Just my 2 cents.

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Originally Posted by RStar (Post 247132)

We use the PMS charts at my work

While I think that's a good idea so you know who to avoid and when, don't the ladies get upset with you for tracking that kind of data?

;)

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Originally Posted by SzczerbiakManiac (Post 247165)

While I think that's a good idea so you know who to avoid and when, don't the ladies get upset with you for tracking that kind of data?

;)

From my experience, it doesn't require a chart. One KNOWS when the girls are riding the cotton pony.

Yeah, but wouldn't you like to know in advance?

Oh, and, um, yeah... the castle walkthrough is re-opening--woohoo!

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Originally Posted by Isaac (Post 247164)

It is so easy to color correct something at several stages in a transfer. There could be color correction going on in telecine, during digitizing, etc. When I was transferring films at a previous job, color became really subjective. Lots of times the production crew, director etc would sit in on the process so that the look they were going for was maintained. I could see how the color could change for Sleeping Beauty, I mean are the movie's filmmakers still around?

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Originally Posted by Gemini Cricket (Post 247182)

I mean are the movie's filmmakers still around?

Last I checked, Walt is still dead.

Not dead, just frozen....