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Lady.and.the.Tramp.1955.35mm.LPP.1080p.Dolby.Surround.v1.0 Sourced from a 4K scan of a 35mm theatrical 1982/83 reprint ________________ We've had to pass on multiple print opportunities because of lack of funds. If you'd like to see more 35mm scans in the future, please consider donating at the following Bitcoin address: 1Lr3KSRAvvDWEDN1xFr4qhVnAQVVcixaHB Every amount is appreciated. ________________ Once again it's not a full restoration, but some minor cleaning on heads, tails and splices was performed. The color on the print is intact, as it's LPP (low fade, printed in 1982 or 1983). The encode is blu-ray compliant, you can use tsMuxer to make BD iso from this, no re-encoding should be required. It's a reprint, which means that while the colors of this release are accurate to what's on the print, we don't know if it's exactly the same timing as in the original 1955 run. Also, the aspect ratio is not original 2.55:1, this print is cropped to 2.35:1. There are three audio tracks to choose from: - digital laserdisc track (default, highest quality) - optical 35mm track (noticeable damage) - analog laserdisc track (mono) As far as we know, all tracks are the original 1955 mix. This release is NOT synced to official Blu-ray. Please report any problems you may encounter with the file in comments. Example frames: https://someimage.com/pWNV ________________ FAQ Q: Can you make an open matte release? A: No, the print is scope, only 2.35:1 is possible. Q: What does "LPP" mean? A: LPP is a low fade film stock. It was introduced in 1982, and all movies produced after that year have used this type of stock. "Low fade" means "really, really low fade". The color on a properly stored LPP print will outlive all of us. Q: Why is it so dark/shouldn't black levels be higher/is the detail lost in dark areas? A: Dark areas on 35mm prints hold very little detail, what is present there on the negative (which most commercial blu-rays are based on) never makes it to theatrical prints due to generational loss. Increasing black levels is a matter of preference and doesn't actually reveal any detail. If you feel the movie is too dark, you can simply increase the brightness setting on your TV/video player and achieve the same effect. Q: When will you release a cleaned up version of X/open matte version of Y? A: When it's done. Q: Why can't you release more often? A: Because we don't have as much time and money for it as we would like. ________________ List of our releases: Jurassic.Park.1993.35mm.1080p.Cinema.DTS.v1.0 The.Matrix 1999.35mm.1080p.Cinema.DTS.v1.0 (flawed, do not download) The.Matrix 1999.35mm.1080p.Cinema.DTS.v2.0 Star.Trek.III.The.Search.For.Spock.1984.35mm.1080p.Dolby.Stereo.v1.0 Raiders.of.the.Lost.Ark.1981.35mm.LPP.1080p.Dolby.Stereo.LITEMAKR.v1.0 Lady.and.the.Tramp.1955.35mm.LPP.1080p.Dolby.Surround.v1.0

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