08-18-2013, 10:26 PM
I rather enjoyed those even though prepared not to like them initially. In particular the color adds information and depth that makes it easier to learn what the image is. True, some work better than others.
Films remain a challenge. We got a DVD of four horse-themes movies. One is The Story of Seabiscuit, with Shirley Temple in the 40s although Barry Fitzgerald is the real star here. Colorized, but there's about a 15-20 minute stretch that's black and white for some reason. The colorized sections have inconsistent hues across the screen and as the lighting changes. Some parts are fine.
Films remain a challenge. We got a DVD of four horse-themes movies. One is The Story of Seabiscuit, with Shirley Temple in the 40s although Barry Fitzgerald is the real star here. Colorized, but there's about a 15-20 minute stretch that's black and white for some reason. The colorized sections have inconsistent hues across the screen and as the lighting changes. Some parts are fine.