Steve Stanchfield is a animator and has tried to restore Fleisher 'a Classic Gulliver's Travel (1939) and have other projects.
http://cartoonresearch.com/index.php/fl ... rettyphoto" target="_blank[5213]/13/
Is he a member of this fórum?
Is Steve Stanchfield a member of this forum ?
Is Steve Stanchfield a member of this forum ?
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Re: Is Steve Stanchfield a member of this forum ?
According to the members list, he joined in 2008 and posted once. So, yes, albeit not very active.
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Thanks.
Well, the BD of his restoration (HD tranfer with a bit of digital clean up) it's available:
http://www.blu-ray.com/movies/Fleischer ... creenshots" target="_blank"
Looks like a good work. But I wonder why even in our modern days no telecine can handle original dye transfer very well.
For example, I heard about FOx technicolor restorations, and most or all have the technicolor negatives destoyed, and restores worked from CRI color reversal máster that had poor dynamics range with terrible black details or just missing details in shaddows. And the article about the restoration said the original photography was somewhat lost, given the problem in dynamics range.
But I ask if the original technicolor prints had the same poor shadow details or even worse.㠁
Well, the BD of his restoration (HD tranfer with a bit of digital clean up) it's available:
http://www.blu-ray.com/movies/Fleischer ... creenshots" target="_blank"
Looks like a good work. But I wonder why even in our modern days no telecine can handle original dye transfer very well.
For example, I heard about FOx technicolor restorations, and most or all have the technicolor negatives destoyed, and restores worked from CRI color reversal máster that had poor dynamics range with terrible black details or just missing details in shaddows. And the article about the restoration said the original photography was somewhat lost, given the problem in dynamics range.
But I ask if the original technicolor prints had the same poor shadow details or even worse.㠁
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Re: Is Steve Stanchfield a member of this forum ?
It's an EXCELLENT release, and it's probably going to sell out in record time. Well deserved.
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Light year ahead from the earlier Blu Ray edition:
http://www.doblu.com/2010/12/20/gullive ... 39-review/" target="_blank
http://www.doblu.com/2010/12/20/gullive ... 39-review/" target="_blank
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In full HD captures we see how fine this edition is:
http://www.dvdbeaver.com/film2/dvdrevie ... lu-ray.htm" target="_blank
http://www.dvdbeaver.com/film2/dvdrevie ... lu-ray.htm" target="_blank
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