Though for my ideal fan edit, I really need a few of your corrections to make it perfect. Replacing them with the 4K77 version of the shot and color correcting the darker cockpit background brings a much more natural look. Both the 20 have some extreme fading of some of the midtones that just can’t be fixed. Namely a lot of the cockpit shots in the Death Start Battle. I’ve been working on my own fan edit and I came to the conclusion that while the new 2020 release is excellent in many ways, there are a few sections I had to replaced with the 2011 version and a few I had to go back to the original with the 4K77 version. It’s not in the score or any notes to my knowledge but then again neither is the short piece for when Han says good luck to Luke on Yavin that is totally not released it’s only found in the radio drama. Strange as this may sound I think I’m hearing a music cue for the death star blowing up at the end of Empire strikes back trailer.think it’s simply tie fighter attack music but certainly would be a good insert. You got fairly clear instructions if you want to have a go at that though. My Vimeo account has no space and that would be 20 odd minutes to resolve a macro edit like that. I would love to see a rough cut of these ideas. It’s difficult to visualise without some sort of pointer. STAR WARS: EP IV 2004 REVISITED ADYWAN * 1080p HD VERSION NOW IN PRODUCTION - 12,076 RepliesĪuthor Ronster Time 1 11:48 AM (Edited) Post link Ady recently announced his intention to go back to A New Hope and recreate it in 1080p.STAR WARS: EP IV 2004 **REVISITED** ADYWAN **1080p HD VERSION NOW IN PRODUCTION* - Original Trilogy Sign In

Once that is completed, he plans to move on to Return of the Jedi, also in 1080p. Besides removing the Special Edition scenes, he also wants to build models to reshoot some effects, build a full-sized Wampa puppet, and even has a team filming to replace some of the shots of Rebel soldiers on Hoth. Originally he planned for this one to be easy, but he kept finding more and more tweaks he could make to recreate how he remembered watching the film when it first came out. He worked on A New Hope for two years before releasing it in 2008 with a new sound mix, new effects, new music, and hundreds of tiny tweaks.Īfter a short break, he started work on The Empire Strikes Back. He started color-correcting the DVD version, but as he was doing so, he found that there were many things he could figure out how to do to make what he felt the Special Editions should have been.

It started around 2004, when Ady found himself displeased with what the Special Editions of Star Wars had become.

Star Wars Revisited is a fan edit project by a man called Adywan.

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