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<blockquote data-quote="Rove" data-source="post: 235148" data-attributes="member: 100"><p>I have no idea Willie. If I did I'd be working on such gems as resurrecting <em>Dallas</em> and presenting it in 16:9 and digitally remastered. As it is I recently purchased Adobe Photoshop Elements and it now incorporates Ai technology which converts black and white photographs into colour. One of the hardest things to get right is skin tones and as someone who has enjoyed photography over the years even I'm impressed how well it does. I even fooled my father when I showed him a photo taken back in 1942 when he was a toddler. He remarked he didn't think colour photographs were available.</p><p></p><p>Star Wars creator George Lucas was horrified when they discovered the original print film for a <em>A New Hope</em> had deteriorated. He handed over the stock film to a company to clean everything up and it was released as a box set. This was many years ago and technology has evolved. Surely Warners Bros has at their disposal the means for this to happen.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Rove, post: 235148, member: 100"] I have no idea Willie. If I did I'd be working on such gems as resurrecting [I]Dallas[/I] and presenting it in 16:9 and digitally remastered. As it is I recently purchased Adobe Photoshop Elements and it now incorporates Ai technology which converts black and white photographs into colour. One of the hardest things to get right is skin tones and as someone who has enjoyed photography over the years even I'm impressed how well it does. I even fooled my father when I showed him a photo taken back in 1942 when he was a toddler. He remarked he didn't think colour photographs were available. Star Wars creator George Lucas was horrified when they discovered the original print film for a [I]A New Hope[/I] had deteriorated. He handed over the stock film to a company to clean everything up and it was released as a box set. This was many years ago and technology has evolved. Surely Warners Bros has at their disposal the means for this to happen. [/QUOTE]
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