Hi-res Movie Still Images and Screen Caps

[Drewbee87]

Originally Posted by djakrse

Here's mine. Hope dupes are okay. I'm trying to upload before I zzzzzz.


Will upload the larger ones when they're done.

I've had those on my computer for awhile, for some reason I keep forgetting to upload & post them! lol

[Scott_HKR]

American Hustler - Jennifer Lawrence

[thelwig14]

For later

[djakrse]

Part 2, the larger files. Hope I got them all.

[djakrse]

Originally Posted by Drewbee87

I've had those on my computer for awhile, for some reason I keep forgetting to upload & post them! lol

Sharing isn't easy, mate. No excuses needed.

[djakrse]

Originally Posted by Drewbee87

Guardians of the Galaxy Hi-Res Caps:

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I find myself getting more and more excited about this movie the more I see. Not saying I've doubted Marvel for a minute of course!



Looks like you forgot to include this one, though I see it in your gallery now.

[Drewbee87]

Originally Posted by djakrse

I find myself getting more and more excited about this movie the more I see. Not saying I've doubted Marvel for a minute of course!



Looks like you forgot to include this one, though I see it in your gallery now.

Thanks! I'll add it to my post, I only had the 1938 x 1090 version! At this point I'm just interested, I'll have to see more before I get excited. Lately I've lost interest in recent Marvel films after the first view. :/

[djakrse]

Originally Posted by Drewbee87

Thanks! I'll add it to my post, I only had the 1938 x 1090 version! At this point I'm just interested, I'll have to see more before I get excited. Lately I've lost interest in recent Marvel films after the first view. :/

Sorry to hear. I am watching all of these movies through the eyes of my younger self, so I have no problems watching all of them over and over. While I find my younger self questioning some of the decisions they've made, I guess my older self agrees with their compromises to make their movie universe simpler and more believable.

[Drewbee87]

Originally Posted by djakrse

Sorry to hear. I am watching all of these movies through the eyes of my younger self, so I have no problems watching all of them over and over. While I find my younger self questioning some of the decisions they've made, I guess my older self agrees with their compromises to make their movie universe simpler and more believable.

I do that too, but with DC heroes. lol Sadly there are only a few great films for them, IMO. The only Marvel hero films I can watch over & over again & never get tired of are Spider-Man & X-Men.

[Drewbee87]

Captain America The Winter Soldier:

[djakrse]

Did we skip TDW?

[Drewbee87]

Me & Minyainya posted some, but not all. And looking back, I just noticed I posted most of the Captain America TWS stills you posted! lol It's so hard to keep up with all these!

[Drewbee87]

Maleficent

[djakrse]

Originally Posted by Drewbee87

Me & Minyainya posted some, but not all. And looking back, I just noticed I posted most of the Captain America TWS stills you posted! lol It's so hard to keep up with all these!

Holy crap. I did a thread search on both, so I gotta work on that.

[djakrse]

Originally Posted by Drewbee87

Me & Minyainya posted some, but not all. And looking back, I just noticed I posted most of the Captain America TWS stills you posted! lol It's so hard to keep up with all these!

Lol, okay I'm feeling pretty stupid atm (I actually went back a page), but in my defense, I was unbelievably tired and couldn't properly operate my web browser that night. I DID see the cap stills above before I got started posting, but I had zero working memory with a psb open in pshop and firefox taking up the usual 1.5gb memory... FF was "blacking out" on me at the end, and I couldn't ctrl+tab to see which ones were already posted. I just posted the whole bunch. I'll go back and edit once I figure out what was already there on Thor.

[Drewbee87]

Originally Posted by djakrse

Holy crap. I did a thread search on both, so I gotta work on that.

The search never works that well for me either!

Originally Posted by djakrse

Lol, okay I'm feeling pretty stupid atm (I actually went back a page), but in my defense, I was unbelievably tired and couldn't properly operate my web browser that night. I DID see the cap stills above before I got started posting, but I had zero working memory with a psb open in pshop and firefox taking up the usual 1.5gb memory... FF was "blacking out" on me at the end, and I couldn't ctrl+tab to see which ones were already posted. I just posted the whole bunch. I'll go back and edit once I figure out what was already there on Thor.

Wow, you & me are just about the same! lol I'll be up at 2 AM with 20+ tabs open, Photoshop open, a game, 10+ folders open for a bunch of different films that I need to go through to sort out which images go where! lol And all with me barely able to hold my eyes open...

[djakrse]

Originally Posted by djakrse

Did we skip TDW?

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I removed the duplicates that were 1) the same image (& size), 2) the same filename, and 3) had newer timestamps. So I left my duplicates that either had larger filesize (and I think earlier timestamp), a different filename, or had an earlier (usually original, modified date) timestamp. I'm weird about the modified date. I download keeping server's modified date, so that I'm more certain a file in my collection is the original. Especially when I have multiple hard drives and 2 files appear identical, with different sizes and timestamps. I usually discard the newer one. I also find it annoying that most file managers have an option to overwrite when newer modified dates, but not for older.

I apologize in advance for making those who don't think like me read this (too late?) and thank those who do. Does anyone know more about the filenaming structure for the released files? For instance, TM-02120_R.jpg and TM-070492.jpg have the exact same size, though the former has a 2013.09.09 modified date and the latter a 2014.01.17 date. There were 4 pairs of duplicates with the files ending in "_R" being the earlier ones, also named structurally the same as the rest. So, for me, those are the ones I keep.

[Drewbee87]

Originally Posted by djakrse

I removed the duplicates that were 1) the same image (& size), 2) the same filename, and 3) had newer timestamps. So I left my duplicates that either had larger filesize (and I think earlier timestamp), a different filename, or had an earlier (usually original, modified date) timestamp. I'm weird about the modified date. I download keeping server's modified date, so that I'm more certain a file in my collection is the original. Especially when I have multiple hard drives and 2 files appear identical, with different sizes and timestamps. I usually discard the newer one. I also find it annoying that most file managers have an option to overwrite when newer modified dates, but not for older.

I apologize in advance for making those who don't think like me read this (too late?) and thank those who do. Does anyone know more about the filenaming structure for the released files? For instance, TM-02120_R.jpg and TM-070492.jpg have the exact same size, though the former has a 2013.09.09 modified date and the latter a 2014.01.17 date. There were 4 pairs of duplicates with the files ending in "_R" being the earlier ones, also named structurally the same as the rest. So, for me, those are the ones I keep.

Yeah...... we think alike! lmao I try to the original files when I find them. The thing I hate is when one of these stills is too large & I have to compress it in PS just so I can upload it to an image site like imagebam or imgbox.

[djakrse]

Originally Posted by Drewbee87

Yeah...... we think alike! lmao I try to the original files when I find them. The thing I hate is when one of these stills is too large & I have to compress it in PS just so I can upload it to an image site like imagebam or imgbox.

*Greets with Vulcan salute*

Well, I understand that too. Use Irfanview or FastStone image viewers for conversions. Photoshop sucks for those operations. The files end up with less compression, lower quality, and larger file sizes every time. I use Irfanview for batch conversions/renames and it even supports RIOT plugin to save as close as possible to a certain file size. For regular viewing, I prefer ACDSee by far (old for speed and file management; new for looks and features), though I use FastStone as a free alternative at work. Irfanview is a little quirky, though not bad at all as a free viewer as well.

[Drewbee87]

I have FastStone Image viewer on my computer, but I've never used it... lol