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[platostotal]

God, can you imagine the flap if they released a green-o-vision version, the 'geen' inferno indeed.

(I have an old VHS and I think that does have a green hue in some scenes, nothing as bad as above tho)

[Rik]

I’ve only ever seen one dvd of Ferox, the Grindhouse one from years ago, and that certainly doesn’t look anything like that, in fact their blu isn’t that much of an improvement IMO

[trebor8273]

Originally Posted by Susan Foreman

Colour correction/restoration before and after on 'Ferox'

I'm i missing something it looks bloody awful are they color blind or something?

Just checked Facebook's page and 24 people liked it and 1 loved it, have to be people who work for them or those people need to get to Specsavers!

[Rik]

The green stills are the “before” pics, at least I hope so

[trebor8273]

Originally Posted by Rik

The green stills are the “before” pics, at least I hope so

That makes more sense, sure I had a old DVD copy and can't remember it being green! So think shameless have done that, but no loss either way as always found most cannibal films to be a bit s***.

[trebor8273]

Originally Posted by Rik

The green stills are the “before” pics, at least I hope so

Looking at them, it you took off the green tinge which has obviously been added, I don't think there would be much of a difference if any.

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

Either those images of the wrong way round, or it should be "after and before", at least I hope that's how it should be!

[Susan Foreman]

Originally Posted by Nosferatu@Cult Labs

Either those images of the wrong way round, or it should be "after and before", at least I hope that's how it should be!

Presumably they are stills from a 'motion feature', where the divider is moved across the picture as the thing plays, giving a comparison between the original 'green' version, and the new restored version

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Susan Foreman

Presumably they are stills from a 'motion feature', where the divider is moved across the picture as the thing plays, giving a comparison between the original 'green' version, and the new restored version

That was my guess, making the phrase "before and after" misplaced when compared to the images. Using "restoration comparison" would be less likely to cause confusion.

[Demoncrat]

Checked the Sazuma dvd I have. Green tisn't . They do look 'sharper' than the slightly 'soft' image I've always associated with the film due to the varying prints I have endured