I recently got the chance to acquire a non telecine 35mm film copy of Knight Rider 2000! I have access to very high end professional hardware & software to update the footage into 16:9 Blu Ray HD format. Here are some comparisons screen captures: Original 1991 NBC on air quality (video telecine) Original 35mm film HD transfer and color adjustment (Notice the film grain) Film grain removed and cleaned Details in film density brought out of the blacks Final 16:9 aspect ratio conversion for HD TVs and final color correction Final density correction I'll post a video later today to compare the original vs my new blu ray version.

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VERY similar to what you're doing. I would love to hear more about how you came across a 35mm print of the movie! Is this the original master print? I can't imagine there are many 35 prints of KR2000 floating around out there. COOL SCORE!!!! Taoworm2323 wrote:I recently got the chance to acquire a non telecine 35mm film copy of Knight Rider 2000!

Even when widescreen started being used on British TV channels in the late 1990's, about 10 years before high definition TV started over here, I've always insisted watching widescreen programs in 16:9, even 'letterboxed' on the 4:3 TV set we had at the time. I really hated seeing widescreen TV programs and films forcibly zoomed and cropped with about 20% of the visuals missing at either side. It just looks awful, especially with films. In contrast, if I'm watching any 4:3 content (including classic KR) on a 16:9 TV set, I'll always watch it in 4:3 the way it was meant to be. Even if it's 'pillarboxed' it's better than watching it in 'stretchyvision'.! Even worse is having 4:3 content zoomed and cropped to fill a 16:9 screen.