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06-22-2016, 07:14 PM
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Proper % to darken a 3-D blu for 2-D?
I'm working on a rip of the 3-D remaster of Top Gun for my own personal viewing (I don't own a 3-D set, but I want to see the new master). I know that films with a 3-D version are typically brighter than their 2-D counterparts to compensate for the glasses, and that certainly seems to be the case with Top Gun, with washed-out blacks and blown out whites. Is there any consensus on the proper percentage to lower the brightness on these to view them in 2-D, or is this something where I just kind of need to use my own judgment and lower it as far as I can without introducing crush?
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