HakkaiBills93 wrote:
here the post where i show db 109 overbright issue.
No matter what you'll do you'll never recover it, so if you use a source that have this kind of issue, you'll just copy the issue on a source which maybe don't have it. that's what i was meaning by not use overbright or crushed black release
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and here almost the same shot from an old footage episode
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as you can see it miss a mountain behind piccolo cause to the excessive brightness of the dbox
How the hell are you complaining about an overbrightening issue for the blu-ray season set with a screen shot example of...dragon ball??? Dude we're talking about dragon ball Z, not dragon ball, are you drunk? You are confusing the fuck out of people.
HakkaiBills93 wrote:
i don't use random cels but i watch LOT of cels, AND images AND lot of foreign tv recording including broadcast videos SO after seeing them it's easier to say which colors are right and which ones are wrong
Uncalibrated images of cel cannot be a reliable source of color, what is there not to understand? You even proofed it yourself with your
flawed comparison of the dbz cards. The same color can varies if taken by different cameras, then what is there left to grasp?
HakkaiBills93 wrote:
about the tools you talked about, i didn't use tools to copy colors but software like after effect with plugins that can alter each colors as i want/as i can do , so with all i have seen myself by searching on each release, images , cels and even cards, i alter the colors to make each people having their rights colors, so yes as i can build a profile with this software i can create a kind of palette for color correcting footage. It's not because you ignore how to use something that it didn't exist.
As video work with color channel, if you alter the green color to match piccolo skin correct colors, alter cyan color to match bulma's hair color and sky color, and yellow color to match kintoun or super saiyan hair color and red color to match goku's gi channel etc you'll get the right colors (or will be close to them) as everything using cyan, green etc colors will be affected the same way.
Exactly what plugin are you talking about? Secondary color correction? Selective color? I have used many plugins throughout the years but my ears are still open.
HakkaiBills93 wrote:
for example here is two screenshot from very well conserved recording of dragon ball from 1980 that have no tint and didn't seems degraded that make me think that bulma's hair is greenish on dragon ball and just became light blue with very slight green on dragon ball z
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there is allways green in her hair even if she change her hair color
if you also watch video games color
this one is from the z period
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and also this one use green on her hair
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There are no green in Bulma's hair in all of your examples except the last one, they are blue. Put them into photoshop and use the eyedropper tool and they will all show blue. If you think you saw green, you'll need an eye checkup or you may got a fuck up monitor.