jpanimation wrote:With that said, may I inquire as to how you know what the correct colors are?
This is a good question.
I can't say "this or that are correct" because I don't know what the original intention of the filmmakers is. The thing is that I find that the captures from the official website have a cyan dominant, and the whites are too much contrasted comparing with the DVD or the VHS. The look so artificial, specially this:
Don't you appreciate that the image is blue-toned, that the white on the Belle and Beast clothes is too much bright and the castle in the background is... green? I'm completely sure that these are promotional images and no actual caps from the Blu-Ray. It's not a well-balanced image, and it's not because any concret intention.
I know, I know, we always refer to the old VHS, that could look a bit dark or brownish, and maybe it's not the most reliable source. But I still find it as the most "natural" color scheme, the most believable. Of course, now we have digital formats and the movie can be transfered from the original digital source to a DVD/BD, and I can accept a SLIGHT color variation, but the image we got in the DVD was clearly altered (because there is no need to "restoration" since the movie exists in a digital form because of the CAPS), and the image of the new caps don't make me happy again. I'm sure that the original digital picture is brighter and more saturated that we saw in cinemas and VHS, but not as much than the DVD.
By the way, I'm mad to get this:
http://www.alivetorrents.com/torrent/76 ... al-edition
It's a Laser Disc-rip, but there is no seeds anymore. Any idea where can I find it?
I'm not bad. I'm just drawn that way.