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Old 03-02-2023, 06:43 PM   #141
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Originally Posted by rcentros View Post
I guess you have a point there. I'm just saying that, in my personal opinion, It's a Wonderful Life seemed better to me in color than B&W. It should be noted that film does not store well, so even movies that haven't been colorized often have to be restored.
It's a Wonderful Life was restored/cleaned up and looks very good in 4k/HDR in B&W (aka grayscale).

Yes, film does degrade. But if it's not too bad, it can be cleaned up and converted to digital. It's a Wonderful Life is a very good example of this.
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