Now this is just for fun,no prizes at the end just as I say a bit of fun.
I have made three copies of near enough the same place from the film ZULU using three different sources.As I said just for fun can you name the three source materials in the order A,B,C, as I projected them.
The pictures were taken in semi daylight,all near enough with me standing in the same place.
A.
B.
C.
So you know the film can you name the source material,in the correct order,you can have as many goes as you like😁📽📽

hard to tell but i think
A Super 8
B maybe blu ray?
c 16?

This is great! I say:

A. 16mm
B. Blu-Ray
C. Regular DVD

Another go for a good friend of ours,

reckon its A/16mm, B/Blu ray, C/ dvd.

Here we go:

a) 16mm
b) DVD
c) Blu Ray

The excitement mounts with one day to go before the answers are given!!!🤣

THE ANSWERS.
A. 16mm film
B. DVD upscaled.
C.Video Disc PAL system
Thank you all who participated in this I guess you are all winners'
I do have an super 8mm trailer for Zulu but it is hiding from me at the moment maybe another time.
Thanks again.

The laserdisc looks better than the dvd.

Gwyn,

Ah! Forgot about the LD...

Laser Discs were really good. A mate of mine has a small collection still, he had T2 which contained scenes cut from the UK release, namely, the parts in the DVD but also, when Sarah Conner gets out of her cell, she absolutely kicks the living daylights out of the guy. This may now be in a blue ray but i can be certain.
The quality of LD's was excellent. I guess they didn't take off due to the size of them possibly. It's a bit like betamax, the quality was better than VHS but again, it didn't seem to take off.
Thanks for this bit of fun Gwyn. Great stuff.

I'd never have thought of Laser Disc, that was a curve ball

I was given a large number of videodiscs and two players many years ago by by my late father-in-law law,unfortunately the players did not last long and new ones were hard to come by and expensive and I gave up the videodisc.In fact I removed the discs from there cases and stuck the cases on my cinema wall.
Fast forward to early this year and I ended up with a PAL/NSTC Laserdisc player and some 50 discs.They were going to be tipped so for £30 I thought why not,just for the fun of it hence the picture in answer c ,personally I think it is a very good picture the drawback being you have to turn over or change disc to get a complete film.
But as I say just a bit of fun and a different format to have.Some of the discs fetch a fair price on fleebay,not that I am collecting reel film is enough for me,the laserdisc just compliments what I already have.
Thanks again,I shall have think of another film I have on numerous formats....fun.📽📽