Hi All,
There's not really much background to this. Just trying out Topaz at scale (incidental pun). There's still some tinkering to do before I start batching older SD MPV/QSV scenes through it.
This was Topaz, Starlight Precise 2.6.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1VjVaZM ... sp=sharing The framing (pillars) is a carryover from the (DVD) ripping process.
Ran a Test Last Night - THJ
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Re: Ran a Test Last Night - THJ
Considering that the only way I've seen that scene for the last two decades or so is from YouTube, with some of its earliest, lossiest compressions used, that looks pretty darned good!
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Re: Ran a Test Last Night - THJ
This is, indeed, the clearest version of this scene that I have ever watched. I especially appreciate that you included some of the build-up to the plunge. Part of the appeal of this scene after the car breakdown is the sequence of Vera Miles getting “lost” (even though all she had to do was follow the road that she had been driving on), stumbling through the jungle, getting partially de-clothed as she rips her dress up, and finally the snake on the tree. It sort of takes her back in time to a primordial environment of peril. Thanks for posting this - it brings back good memories.
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