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So I got the Wizard of Oz couple of weeks back during the price drop and I watch about all the stuff they did to restore it, etc.. And it looks excellent. So at the very end of the movie, when Dorothy wakes up back in Kansas, in the bottom middle of the frame there is obviously a hair they missed! What! Anyone else catch that? Do you think they left that just to give a taste of how distracting one artifact can be?
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Blu-ray Prince
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Banned
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Yes, I know. They had a team and spent what, almost a year on it. This is not one frame, this goes on for almost the entire scene. Its just weird.
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Blu-ray Duke
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Banned
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Yes, it looks insanely good, with not line doubling artifacts. Great, state of the art restoration. But to miss something that looks like a hair, when seen on a projector, jittering on the bottom of the screen, snapped me out of my fantasyland just like Dorothy, I was back in Kansas.
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Well they removed all the scratches on the original negatives with a program that worked like photoshop, that takes pixals on either side and averages them. They show them doing it at on the restoration featurette. They have the technology, trust me.
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Blu-ray Knight
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Blu-ray Samurai
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Scratches can be easily removed because they're mostly in a single frame. It's a little different when the hair is there in the entire shot.
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Oct 2007
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Removal of gate dirt would probably have necessitated pixel painting, a long and laborious task. Far different from removing a piece of dirt.
RAH Last edited by Robert Harris; 03-09-2010 at 11:51 AM. |
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A defect for a frame or two is much easier to deal with than a defect that lasts a whole scene. |
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Blu-ray Duke
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Blu-ray Duke
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Blu-ray Prince
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Banned
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They used both on this film. But as they point out in the featurette, programs are dumb, it removed the Ruby Slippers because they sparkled so much like a scratch.
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