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ali
PostPosted: Tue Jul 15, 2003 8:04 pm 
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Thanks to bludhound for capturing these and arsh for passing these on - here are screen shots from the BEI Parvarish DVD;

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faddy
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:thumbs: i want!!
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faddy wrote:
:thumbs: i want!!

You'll be sorry! Teeming with artifacts :D
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DragunR2
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JamesBond007 wrote:
faddy wrote:
:thumbs: i want!!

You'll be sorry! Teeming with artifacts :D

What kind? DNR? This is are par for the course on Indian discs.

Now if only these discs wouldn't self-destruct...
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JamesBond007
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What kind? DNR?


Yep! Also wear in some scenes,along with inconsistent colors.

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This is are par for the course on Indian discs


Point well taken, however it's more pronounced with this dvd, and more so than any other DEI/BEI I have seen so far. :D

There was also at least three or four breaks in the dvd, could be the way it was transferred, or and I hope I am wrong, signs of freezing! I ran the scenes again where it occured and it still happened. At that point I could not discern any pixellation



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Bludhound
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Inconsistent colors, wear on the print and DNR galore. The wear in the print is expected given the horrible state of old movie prints.

-Bh
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BEI, refuse to spent even additional penny to clean the prints..so
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JamesBond007 wrote:
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What kind? DNR?


Yep! Also wear in some scenes,along with inconsistent colors.

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This is are par for the course on Indian discs


Point well taken, however it's more pronounced with this dvd, and more so than any other DEI/BEI I have seen so far. :D

There was also at least three or four breaks in the dvd, could be the way it was transferred, or and I hope I am wrong, signs of freezing! I ran the scenes again where it occured and it still happened. At that point I could not discern any pixellation

JB.. I will be closely following this thread ..and esp ur comments... I will ask you the same question in a couple of weeks.. to find out if the DVD still plays or not .. Only then will I make a purchase !
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JamesBond007
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arsh wrote:
BEI, refuse to spent even additional penny to clean the prints..so

I think they did a fair a job, if only, they refrain from excessive use of DNR. In the opening scene is where you dectect some of the wear, spots and some popping sounds then it gets progressively better until you come to the first break as I have mentioned earlier. The most annoying thing is the motion sickness. In scenes where no motion occurs is where you can see and appreciate the extent of restoration , it's fantastic and this kind of result can only be achieved by BEI or Hollywood authors.

sknath,
I will take another look at it in about a week :D
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armaan
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Screenshots from SHEMAROO's version

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armaan
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Arsh, here are the COMPARATIVE SHOTS from SHEMAROO's version as promised. Sorry for the delay!

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Zoran009
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Zoran009
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Thnx armaan..just take a look side by side..



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urbanlegend
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Shemaroo has a dark murky look to it imho ??? :oo: :oh:
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rana
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After a long long time, I saw a good progressive Indian DVD. It was BEI Parvarish.

As far as screen shot comparison, only the first shot seems to be more colorful and with brilliant colors in Shemaroo DVD. All other screen caps, BEI is better.

I wish if BEI's progressive authoring and Shemaroo's brilliant colors can be combined into one??

Rana
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