Making of Back to the Future the Ride Restoration
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- This video shows some before and after footage and methods used in attempting to restore the vhs and dvd versions of back to the future the ride.
it is an attempt to create something people can enjoy as there currently is no high quality version available from universal studios
I'm glad someone cares restoring this footage. Nice job bro I'm still in the process of building my version of this. We manage to get the original measurement's of the simpsons ride mine will be a replica
i am glad someone tried to restore that ride that people remember
Jesus! This is some Harmy level dedication. Great Job!
Looks awesome! You even got some indirect assistance from both the ride film’s director, Douglas Trumbull, and Biff Tannen himself, Tom Wilson. You have got to show this to Universal Studios. At least, you should let Mr. Trumbull see the results of your restoration.
Amazing job! Even though you had little resources to work with, the results are amazing
Thank you, it warms my heart to know so many love and are dedicated to preserving gems like this.
I tried doing this myself a few weeks ago for my senior project. I never would have thought to use the methods that you used here. Awesome job, again!
What are the methods?
Fantastic ! Thank you for restoring BTTFR.
Great Scott! This is fantastic. Makes me want to build a ride verhicle in my garage :P
De pequeño soñaba con visitar ese ride, que bueno que estos vídeos estén en RUclips, los veo e imagino que estoy allí, en el ride.
Doing the lords work :-)
Using multiple sources, do you believe you could recreate the original 1977 presentation of “Star Wars?”
Just get 4k77 a remaster of a theatrical print
This song is making me miss the 90s and early 2000s
Wow. This is heavy!
Do you believe that Universal would be willing to either use your efforts here, or ask you to help restore the original 70mm camera negatives for next year?
Impressive stuff. You really had slim pickings but you made it work.
Where can we find the final video restored?
Excellent work, good sir! :)
How ever did you find a VHS tape of the BTTF Ride screen footage?
The pre vfx copy was found in 2015. The low quality final copy was a bootleg by a team member. The earliest upload of it that I could find was in 2006.
This is amazing how you did this.
Awesome results!!
obviously somewhere exists a high quality version of the original full screen. they did it for the blu ray but not full screen but in high res, so it obviously exists and they aren't giving it to us.
bluray is still using the 2002 dvd scan. its no different
Also where is the full video? after all that work and we can't view the final product lol.
wow . and where is the final product?
Amazing!!!
Anyone know the name of the song at the start?
Can you give a tutorial on how this can be done?? I would love to try this out to do some restoration on some old videos I have.
You need morw than one source for the video. Do you have multiple sources?
@@Themaxleydog I knew there would be a catch. Sadly I don't. I wished there was more than a single source of footage than the one I have.
@@DarkDoge well you can do a bit here and there to make it less bad , but you won't be able to gain information is all
@@Themaxleydog I understand. Whenever I find something else I will come and ask for your help, thanks for being a kind user!
Very impressive
have you tried using the Detail Preserving Upscale in after effects?
theres no reason to
its a great feature. was after effects use btw?
detail preserving upscale can be mimicked by other filters and plugins i use. plus the effect is so minimal on vhs that using the other effects and plugins tends to work better anyway
Amaizing result!Can I ask you to help me,fot test if I can send you one minute some vhs footage,and whould love to see what you can do with that?
sure
Can you contact me on email please?I will send you short clip there,please. email: gajicmstrgovina@gmail.com
No amount of restoring can achieve that, that is impossible. Those are two different films.
well it's 1 film at 2 stages from 3 sources , but yeah those are the 3 sources we got.
*Themaxleydog* 1 Film at 2 stages? from three sources? If it is once film from three different sources then its three different films.
nope just one film all said and done.
what part are you having trouble understanding maybe i can help you?
*Themaxleydog* I am having trouble understanding this whole thing. How you achieved it. You used one original film and played it using three different players? and then mixed the videos together and got the median? and what are the two stages you are talking about?
well the original 70mm film isn't available to the public , anywhere
the only footage of the film that is available are 3 lower quality copies of it , one is a vhs copy from an early stage in development that only has some vfx added to it , while two others are a vhs copy from it's final version along with a scan of the center of the film off of the dvd.
using these several low quality sources you can reassemble them in premiere and after effects which can give a better image that is closer to how the 70mm would appear if anyone actually had it.