WinstonCely
Second Unit
- Joined
- May 17, 2010
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- Winston Cely
I have to say I was blown away by the quality of this transfer. However, I have a few notes/questions.
• I like the packaging except for the all-too-often-used shot of Travis in his mohawk.
• I had adjusted my Panasonic TC-P46S2 46" 1080p Plasma TV to give me pretty natural/neutral colors, but this particular title is coming off greener than some other films I have on Blu-ray (Bullitt, The Godfather Collection, Predator, etc) Anyone else noticed this? I actually found changing my overall tone from neutral to cool made the colors seem a bit more natural. I think older Panasonic Plasmas had a bit of a green shift, but I was under the impression from reviews and my own experience with this one, that the problem was fixed.
• I'm really frustrated that the end sequence is still highly desaturated and overly contrasty. From the documentary with Michael Chapman he seemed particularly upset that this happened. It also sounded like it's irreversible. Is this the case? Is there no way to delicately add back the color and lower the contrast, even if only a little bit?
• I like the packaging except for the all-too-often-used shot of Travis in his mohawk.
• I had adjusted my Panasonic TC-P46S2 46" 1080p Plasma TV to give me pretty natural/neutral colors, but this particular title is coming off greener than some other films I have on Blu-ray (Bullitt, The Godfather Collection, Predator, etc) Anyone else noticed this? I actually found changing my overall tone from neutral to cool made the colors seem a bit more natural. I think older Panasonic Plasmas had a bit of a green shift, but I was under the impression from reviews and my own experience with this one, that the problem was fixed.
• I'm really frustrated that the end sequence is still highly desaturated and overly contrasty. From the documentary with Michael Chapman he seemed particularly upset that this happened. It also sounded like it's irreversible. Is this the case? Is there no way to delicately add back the color and lower the contrast, even if only a little bit?