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STAR TREK II: Wrath of Khan Redux - Fan VFX Replacement Showcase - Director’s Cut
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Wow, I’d love to see this, but I’ll be taking a break from the forums come November 9th. I’m doing a Mormon mission in the Philippines for a little while, not sure how long. Been having doubts. Long story short, I may be back in about 4-6 months. I’ll check this out then!
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Just The Wrath of Khan
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I think a big reveal on viewing is preferable...HOWEVER, the below is the kind of thing to expect but these are NOT shots I've used for a variety of reasons which I will go in to once I submit the edit.
I will say however that spacedock DOES feature prominently in the edit.
I trust that helps set the mood...
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I'll chase him round the moons of Nibia and round the Antares Maelstrom and round perdition's flames before I give him up!
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ONe other thing this edit has a new color grade throughout.
The Directors Cut was a little to bright an saturated for my taste yet the Theatrical Cut, was a tad muted and dark. This edit sits about halfway between the two.
The Directors Cut was a little to bright an saturated for my taste yet the Theatrical Cut, was a tad muted and dark. This edit sits about halfway between the two.
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Director Cut was too bright and saturated where exactly? Because my Blu-ray (remastered one) seems to have both included by seamless branching which means they're the same transfer.
And from what I know, the "bright and saturated one" was the first blu-ray that didn't included DC at all, in the comparison below, that's the UK Blu-ray:
And from what I know, the "bright and saturated one" was the first blu-ray that didn't included DC at all, in the comparison below, that's the UK Blu-ray:
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My Khan DC sourceDirector Cut was too bright and saturated where exactly? Because my Blu-ray (remastered one) seems to have both included by seamless branching which means they're the same transfer.
And from what I know, the "bright and saturated one" was the first blu-ray that didn't included DC at all, in the comparison below, that's the UK Blu-ray:
I also have the 2009 set which only restored Khan as a new transfer for the TC
Review – Star Trek: Original Motion Picture Collection on Blu-ray
To coincide with the release of the new Star Trek movie Paramount has released the six original cast movies on Blu-ray for the first time in the ‘Star Trek Original Motion Picture Collection.’ Each film comes loaded with extras. There is a lot to cover, so read on to see how Paramount did with...
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But TC in 2009 doesn't look "desaturated", at least according to available comparisons. But in new Blu-ray (which I just bought), both versions are.
Frankly, I prefer that more saturated look for this movie, but that's something that I can fix myself.
Anyway, just started watching original TV show for a first time on Netflix (and it seems it has replaced effect shots too) and looking forward to check out your version. I am also still tempted by the idea of adding some Goldsmith themes to original crew movies that were scored by other composers.
One question: Will there be non-cropped, proper 1080p release with black bars in place?
Frankly, I prefer that more saturated look for this movie, but that's something that I can fix myself.
Anyway, just started watching original TV show for a first time on Netflix (and it seems it has replaced effect shots too) and looking forward to check out your version. I am also still tempted by the idea of adding some Goldsmith themes to original crew movies that were scored by other composers.
One question: Will there be non-cropped, proper 1080p release with black bars in place?
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All my edits are non cropped...to hell with extra GBs I say...full 1080p.
The grade will still be more saturated than the TC for sure...just a slight dialing back..from the DC
"...and let slip the dogs of war"
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You've never experienced Star Trek VI until you've seen it in the original Klingon.
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Thanks boss
...if only there were just two versions...
Hopefully on the final render now.
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Is there something off about the frame rate on the vfx shots in that video? Seems way too smooth, almost like the anti-jittering effect on tv's. Is a similar smoothing of movement in the shots of the edit? I'd like to watch your edit, but that level of smoothness would be offsetting.
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The frame rate on most if the new vfx is 23.976fps. A few are 24fps.
The shots in that link are not used in this edit, that being one of the reasons… there are other issues with those shots too.
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Why not just show a few clips of your work?