Get back to us when you actually do the Photoshop analysis instead of just asserting your opinion.
Okay, ESB was on Spike last night and I watched the entire Hoth sequence.
There is no way anyone, without any prior knowledge of the actual prop, could possibly think the coat was nothing but dark blue. Believe me, I was watching TRYING REALLY HARD to see brown and did not. Blue in all the scenes. There was only one part where you could possibly see it as brown and that's when he goes to get a taun taun and says "Then I'll see you in hell!". But everywhere else, the coat was blue. The scene where he puts his hand over Threepio's mouth is the most blue it looks.
I'll also say that Han constantly switching to his Bespin jacket and seeing how that jacket looked on Hoth adds to seeing the big coat blue, since you see the Hoth coat look and react to the light pretty much the same as the Bespin jacket.
WeAveraging the area selected in each photo, three out of four show a dark blue coat. One showed a black, as did an earlier photo.
All this blue / brown **** is making this thread go downhill FAST
If they are doing both, who gives a ****!
Just pick one when it goes up for PO and LET IT GO.
Its not like they only made one and people want the correct one (whichever that might be) and the figure to be revised....
That is of course if they are really going to have both coats..... i hope they do, otherwise this debate will never end![]()
It doesn't show that at all. Tools are dangerous when you don't know how to use them nor what they do.
Some people need to take their own advice. When you're done getting some experience in the lighting world and maybe some prepress classes, let us know, because in every example you're clearly posted a picture of a brown coat. You're absolutely not sampling the coat color with your analysis.
Instead why don't you try sampling the bottom of the falcon, or the hoth trooper clothes. You'll see exactly the same shifts to the blue channel. You're only proving there's a blue cast in the scene and capture, which, is 100% irrelevant in figuring out what color the coat is on its own.
Many, but clearly not all people, can tell the blue comes from the light and is not the color of the material being lit. The blue lighting doesn't fool these people. It shouldn't fool anyone because Han walks around in different lighting and the appearance of the coat (along with everything else in the scene) changes as he does.
FFS...no one is saying that the actual coat is blue. It looks blue on the screen, so as far as the film (which is nothing but sight and sound) is concerned, the coat is blue. What it looks like in a box, or on the set, or anywhere else besides in the film, is completely irrelevant.
Just stick a fork in it already.![]()