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Posted by manofice on 09-20-2004 10:32 PM:

NUKED

[ NUKER : ***** - REASON : cropped.city.top.of.heads.cut.off ]


Posted by Teknique-drZ on 09-21-2004 12:18 AM:

NUKED: REASON-Cropped.FS.source


Posted by Redemption198 on 09-21-2004 12:24 AM:

quote:
Originally posted by manofice
NUKED

[ NUKER : ***** - REASON : cropped.city.top.of.heads.cut.off ]



How can you overcrop a SVCD?

Are they sure they're not just comparing it to the FS version, as this film was made in Super35, this looks fine to me from the sample.



Posted by bcool2k on 09-21-2004 12:35 AM:

quote:
Originally posted by Redemption1980
How can you overcrop a SVCD?

Are they sure they're not just comparing it to the FS version, as this film was made in Super35, this looks fine to me from the sample.





Beat me to it..Oh well..That is correct..Wait for a proper..WS release from Centropy No doubt.


Posted by vip3r on 09-21-2004 01:53 AM:

LOL

I opened vcdq when i got home, went to the svcd section .. saw this release and there were no posts nor was the nuke posted on the site. I said to myself, "hmm this is gonna get nuked if it hasn't already, i know it." lol..and here we are. Don't know if it was the FS version cropped, but it does look funny to me. Will hold off until a better release comes out.


Posted by Redemption198 on 09-21-2004 04:04 AM:

Im not sure if this is cropped from the FS version, but as i said, this was filmed in Super35, so the WS version will be a tad cropped at the top and/or bottom when compared to the FS version.

Whether this is the case with this, or VCDCentral are trying to be sneaky, im not really wanting to waste B/W to find out.


Posted by firefighter on 09-21-2004 05:34 AM:

On Compair:

Spider-Man.2.FS.SVCD.DVDRiP-Centropy - ctp-sm2fsc.r01
Spiderman.2.WS.DVDRiP.SVCD-VCDCentral - vcdc.s2.sample.mpg

Both VCDCentral's Sample & that rar of Centropys (CD3) are the exact same scenes. This isnt Cropped from Centropys FS Copy as when you compair them when Mary Jane is beside the chair and reaches her hand up you will notice the difference. Off to the right of VCDCentral's there is a 3/4 of a chair and alot of a pillow, where as Centropys you got a small pillow on part of a chair. Which leads me to believe this was WS aspect but not true retail as looking top > bottom wise. Same Scene Compairing Mary Jane's arm and top of her head are cut off in VCDCentrals but not in Centropy's FS Copy ...

If i had to bet , i would put my money on a PDVD Source with a bad crop. Aint no fooling here with a FS DVDRip already out . On Compair VCDCentral is missing some serious picture bottom half of the screen but wider left to right.

Thanks VCDCentral for wasting our time on this when you should have compaired yours to Centropys in the first place as thats what any normal person would have done.

Still waiting on REAL WS RETAiL .

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Posted by Redemption198 on 09-21-2004 08:13 AM:

Ok i need to get this across.
This is the real WS DVD!!

What im about to say, may break the hearts of people who love WS, i know it broke mine when i found out on the T2 SE DVD.

I'll say this again, this film was shot on Super35mm.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0316654/technical
Below is a quote from the WS Advocacy site.

quote:
This process does not involve widescreen lenses, but rather it involves framing the picture to fit the ratio of the screen. The top and bottom of the frame are "matted" out and removed from the picture completely, resulting in a rectangular picture.
Super35 movies are filmed using flat lenses. Using an optical printer, the "interpositive" image is then contact-printed to produce an "internegative" anamorphic release print. As a result, an anamorphic image from a Super35 original tends to have a "gritty but sharp" look that is "harder" in a way than an anamorphic image, which has a "smooth" look.

Many movies made in Super35 are transferred to video with the top and bottom of the frame restored, so that you actually see more of the picture on video than you did in the theater. However, scenes which include special effects in them are almost always filmed hard-matted in the appropriate widescreen ratio and therefore must be subjected to the pan-and-scan process.


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Sorry for the long post, but i had to get my point across that there are too many stupid kids nuking releases for AR problems when they dont have a clue about how films are made.

Firefighter, this isnt a waste of time, its just dissapointing that Sam Raimi chose to film it like this.

I'd say get this release if you want it, dont be put off by the nuke, this is how it was shown in the cinema, and how it will be on the DVD.


Widescreen Org


Posted by tezmo on 09-21-2004 12:57 PM:

Redemption - what an excellent post. Thankyou kindly for this mate - I guess you learn something new every day


Posted by Ambient Mike on 09-21-2004 02:12 PM:

OK so it seems that somehow this could well have been taken from the WS retail.

On NFOrce it is nuked for having no IVTC.

But surely if it is encoded to 29.97 fps SVCD then there would be no point going through IVTV (23.976 fps) just to go back through 3:2 pulldown to get it back to 29.976 fps again???

Oh well I thought that after the FS rip anf DVD-R a WS would soon be along - get back to waiting I guess

Mikey


Posted by DividedSky on 09-21-2004 05:26 PM:

quote:
However, scenes which include special effects in them are almost always filmed hard-matted in the appropriate widescreen ratio and therefore must be subjected to the pan-and-scan process.

That's not even accurate anymore. Today they will often put the effort in to create the fx for the full frame version.

For everyone who says that this is the right framing that will be on the retail WS DVD, how do you know? Anyone have an old cam/TS around to compare with?


Posted by Mercenary13 on 09-22-2004 02:39 AM:

If this was real we would see a release of DVDR WS. They should of included digital camera captures of material if it was real.


Posted by Redemption198 on 09-22-2004 04:39 AM:

quote:
Originally posted by Mercenary13
If this was real we would see a release of DVDR WS. They should of included digital camera captures of material if it was real.


I was thinking that too, also no Divx either, maybe they are being held back for fear of them being nuked for the same thing.

Though i agree about the pics, id like to see that anyway.

quote:
Redemption - what an excellent post. Thankyou kindly for this mate - I guess you learn something new every day


No problem Tezmo, film specificatioins is just one of my sad, but interesting hobbies.


Posted by bcool2k on 09-22-2004 07:22 AM:

this was NUKED: for heads cut off and ripped from FS retail rls..on my sites..I'm waiting still for Centropy to do the PROPER or WS DVDR...Usually Centropy seems to get FS first and WS soon after. Hidalgo and Shrek 2 were both the same way..Either way the movie Rocks..And i'm waiting for a perfect retail dvdr


Posted by Invader Bugs on 09-22-2004 09:43 PM:

hey, i have a widescreen telecine copy of spiderman 2 on my computer, if someone can give me a screen shot, ill look for that part in the telecine, and post if its different


Posted by shlap007 on 09-23-2004 08:16 AM:

That's a damn fine idea Invader... I'm curious to see if Redemption is correct. Man if that shit's true...frowney face.


Posted by a1catraz on 09-23-2004 07:42 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by vip3r
LOL

I opened vcdq when i got home, went to the svcd section .. saw this release and there were no posts nor was the nuke posted on the site. I said to myself, "hmm this is gonna get nuked if it hasn't already, i know it." lol..and here we are. Don't know if it was the FS version cropped, but it does look funny to me. Will hold off until a better release comes out.



dude, shut up. thanks.


Posted by vip3r on 09-23-2004 11:50 PM:

nah. keep your comments to yourself

kthx bye


Posted by Invader Bugs on 09-24-2004 12:10 AM:

ok, i did it, heres the screen from VCDQuality

DVD Rip:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v...gs/spdvdrip.jpg


Telecine:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v.../sptelecine.jpg


well, the DVD Rip looks legit to me, also, just to let you know, my telecine file cuts off a bit of the right side.


Posted by pHo on 09-24-2004 12:51 AM:

there's nothing wrong with using mattes... believe me, the guides they use on the monitors are the final a/r guides. they don't just crop in post, its shot in full frame with the intention of using a 2.35:1 output, so anything out of that frame isn't meant to be seen. hence extra bits popping into copies that show the full matte.

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Posted by Redemption198 on 09-24-2004 05:36 AM:

quote:
Originally posted by pHo
there's nothing wrong with using mattes... believe me, the guides they use on the monitors are the final a/r guides. they don't just crop in post, its shot in full frame with the intention of using a 2.35:1 output, so anything out of that frame isn't meant to be seen. hence extra bits popping into copies that show the full matte.


Yeah i agree, anything outside the 2:35:1 frame is not important to the story or the film, so isnt needed.

Though i would rather it was filmed Anamorphicly for films like this, but there must still be a big market in the US for FS versions.


Posted by DividedSky on 09-24-2004 05:51 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by Redemption1980
Though i would rather it was filmed Anamorphicly for films like this, but there must still be a big market in the US for FS versions.

There are many other factors influencing the shooting format than the FS market. Super 35 has a number of other advantages over anamorphic, such as a smaller/lighter lens, I believe, that makes it easier to work with.

Of course, whenever I watch a movie and see that it was shot anamorphically (because of the type of lens flare and other visual artifacts from anamorphic lenses) it just makes it look like a more expensive production. Super 35 just feels cheaper to me, for some reason. Never mind that the grain is worse because you're blowing up a smaller part of the negative, since that's not really going to be noticeable on DVD anyway...

Oops, way off topic. So, from the TC vs. SVCD screenshots, it looks like this was a legit release. Too bad, it looks hard to find because of the nukes.


Posted by bcool2k on 10-05-2004 12:24 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by Redemption1980
Yeah i agree, anything outside the 2:35:1 frame is not important to the story or the film, so isnt needed.

Though i would rather it was filmed Anamorphicly for films like this, but there must still be a big market in the US for FS versions.



Ok something about this is driving me nuts being that i review dvdr of legit retails. Anamorphic WS is fairly new to DVD. Aspect Ratio and Anamorphic are NOT the same thing. All Anamorphic truly means is that with a Anamorphic print and compatible tv the image can be stretched without loss of quality to fill the entire screen. ie Anamorph your tv to fill the pic with its original Aspect Ratio without anything being Cut out. This release was a dupe and Nuke. Just wait for a true proper and a REAL Retail DVDR. However, please realize that Anamorphic is a Feature Enhancement Not the Aspect Ratio, and No worries it used to confuse the hell outta me also. End Rant!!


Posted by Redemption198 on 10-05-2004 04:07 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by bcool2k
Ok something about this is driving me nuts being that i review dvdr of legit retails. Anamorphic WS is fairly new to DVD. Aspect Ratio and Anamorphic are NOT the same thing. All Anamorphic truly means is that with a Anamorphic print and compatible tv the image can be stretched without loss of quality to fill the entire screen. ie Anamorph your tv to fill the pic with its original Aspect Ratio without anything being Cut out. This release was a dupe and Nuke. Just wait for a true proper and a REAL Retail DVDR. However, please realize that Anamorphic is a Feature Enhancement Not the Aspect Ratio, and No worries it used to confuse the hell outta me also. End Rant!!


Not exactly, I know AR and Anamorphic aren't the same thing, but Anamorphic WS on DVD has been around for years.

Anamorphic is not a new format, it has been about for 50 years, its not a DVD thing.
Anamorphic is a way of shooting a film with special lenses that squash the filmed image onto 35mm film, the film is then stretched by the projector and projected in a nice WS ratio.
The same thing aplies to DVD but the TV stretches the image, not the Projector.

What i meant by that comment was, that i wish it was filmed with Anamorphic lenses that stretch the image to fit the whole of the 35mm film, meaning no cropping is involved.

Not too sure if ive explained this too well, please ask if what ive typed looks like bullshit



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