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Basically, I need a larger version of this:



Preferably 1280 pixels wide, but anything over 1000 is okay. Just don't stretch or skew it, and don't cut off the sides, I want the whole fullscreen version.

Thanks in advance.

Don't you mean the whole widescreen version?

Spanky The Dolphin wrote:Don't you mean the whole widescreen version?

Uh, yeah, in a letterbox.

I always get those two mixed up.

HDS is your man for this.

YT300000 wrote:Basically, I need a larger version of this:

http://www.eterminator.com/t850_series2.gif

Preferably 1280 pixels wide, but anything over 1000 is okay. Just don't stretch or skew it, and don't cut off the sides, I want the whole fullscreen version.

Thanks in advance.

I should be able to get it for you when I get home this morning but most likely the largest width I'll be able to get is 1024 but I'll see what I can do.

Okay, I grabbed this shot from memory so I don't think it exactly matches. The actual movie frame has not been messed with other that to covert the capture, which was a .bmp file, to a .jpg file. I did trim the black bits off the top and bottom a little but left some so I wouldn't accidently take any of the picture.

I didn't filter it, sharpen it or whatever. This is pretty much how it came off of my DVD using PowerDVD.

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1024 Screen Cap 2nd Try

Looking at your picture and then the one I captured I'm wondering if widescreen was the way to go on this DVD. A bunch of stuff is cut on the bottom of mine and the width on yours seems the same.

After getting paranoid that I got ripped-off on my DVD I tried making the cap I made the same height as YT300000's picture.





You'll notice that there is a little width difference but not a whole lot.

I'm not sure if getting WS was the best move.

I tried doing this for you earlier aswell, The rez you stated you wanted was way to grainy for my taste so I left it alone.

Laird wrote:I tried doing this for you earlier aswell, The rez you stated you wanted was way to grainy for my taste so I left it alone.

It could just be all the smoke they are walking through.

The picture he posted looks like it's been cleaned up quite a bit from what's in the movie.

It is, they did some filter work in PS on it.

Thanks for the pictures Tysroc, the second one (with brightness and contrast turned up a bit) is almost perfect.

I just wish it didn't have the M-27 and RSB-80 that they T-850's were holding cropped off. Those guns made the picture much better.

YT300000 wrote:It is, they did some filter work in PS on it.

Thanks for the pictures Tysroc, the second one (with brightness and contrast turned up a bit) is almost perfect.

I just wish it didn't have the M-27 and RSB-80 that they T-850's were holding cropped off. Those guns made the picture much better.

I thought so too. Is the picture you have from a Pan & Scan DVD because I miss the guns being visible.


On another note. "Genius" that I am, I figured out that I could change the resolution of my monitor to something higher than I normally use. So I recaptured the picture at a width of 1280. I think they look a little better than the first two I did.

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My PSed version of your earlier second one is better than either of those.

The original pic is off some website, I don't know how they got it.

YT300000 wrote:My PSed version of your earlier second one is better than either of those.

The original pic is off some website, I don't know how they got it.

It's a production still, which are different from still frames.

Spanky The Dolphin wrote:

YT300000 wrote:My PSed version of your earlier second one is better than either of those.

The original pic is off some website, I don't know how they got it.

It's a production still, which are different from still frames.

I thought (and was hoping) that might be the case. I don't recall if the DVD has a bunch of production shots on it or not. I did go through the documentary to see if it was in there but the scene they show is slightly after this one.