Uploaded November 2011 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Here I am doing a restoration test with some TUGS footage (RAWisCHRIS). I attempted to do it in a similar fashion to how Sunbow entertainment did (although they actually took the original film and restored it the REAL way). I brought up the saturation like there was no tomorrow, I brought up the sharpness by about another 2/3, and lowered the brightness by just a hair. I did not touch the contrast or hue. However, If you are capturing say an NTSC-J tape, bring up the hue just as much as the saturation for corrected colors! Sorry there's no audio, I was too lazy to pull out my 3.5 to L+R RCA connector. lol :p
Here I am doing a restoration test with some TUGS footage (RAWisCHRIS). I attempted to do it in a similar fashion to how Sunbow entertainment did (although they actually took the original film and restored it the REAL way). I brought up the saturation like there was no tomorrow, I brought up the sharpness by about another 2/3, and lowered the brightness by just a hair. I did not touch the contrast or hue. However, If you are capturing say an NTSC-J tape, bring up the hue just as much as the saturation for corrected colors! Sorry there's no audio, I was too lazy to pull out my 3.5 to L+R RCA connector. lol :p
