Blu Ray Screencaps – Star Wars: Episode 6 – Return Of The Jedi.
I felt this film was slightly more consistent with its image quality but still had minor issues, Vader’s lightsaber had pinkish tones in some scenes. I also felt the audio mix was very good with a richness to the music score and good surround effects, clear speech and deep controlled bass
Blu Ray Screencaps – Star Wars: Episode 5 – The Empire Strikes Back.
I felt image quality was average, just like A New Hope i saw some minor instances of edge enhancement and frozen grain. I also felt the sound mix was a touch harsh and lacked the richness of the first film, speech also sounded a tiny bit harsher to me, it is an upgrade over the DVD edition of the film.
Blu Ray Screencaps – Star Wars: Episode 4 – A New Hope. I felt the image quality on this, the original Star Wars, was at times good but there was also a few issues with minor edge enhancement and frozen grain early on in the film. The sound mix was very good with the music score sounding rich and detailed, speech sounded better than ever and there was also some nice deep bass in the mix.
Blu Ray Screencaps – Star Wars: Episode 3 – Revenge Of The Sith. A quick summary of my feelings about the release is that i felt the image quality was easily the best of the saga, lots of fine detail is on display, the sound mix was weaker than the previous two prequels, indeed i was disappointed with the soundtrack on this film, for a 2005 big budget sci-fi epic it failed to deliver. Have your opinion heard and leave a comment after viewing the screencaps.
Blu Ray Screencaps – Star Wars: Episode 2 – Attack Of The Clones. I felt detail was much improved over the first prequel, black levels might not have been as good as 35mm shot movies but i put this down to the limitations of the digital cameras used, i also felt the sound quality was slightly better than The Phantom Menace, lightsaber clashes had a nice bassy sound to them and the music score was rich and powerful.
Blu Ray Screencaps – Star Wars: Episode 1 – The Phantom Menace. A quick summary of Star Wars: Episode 1 is that i felt this release had just a little too much digital processing applied, i could see edge halo’s in a number of scenes and DNR was a major issue resulting in a loss of fine detail and at times a smoother almost waxy appearance on faces, while i was very disappointed with the image quality i did feel the sound mix was superb.