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Here we are again, providing you with yet another fix! There are several shots in the movie which show the steel structure holding up the never covered port side of the set, however, none of them are more egregious than this one. The entire side of the ship is shown openly and even the much darker 35mm coloring we are using doesn’t fix it, as there should be windows visible there. So we took it upon ourselves to digitally generate a window overlay using Project 401 by TitanicHG, which we could later motion track to the scene, to hide the steel support structure. It’s lucky that we are using 35mm lighting, that saves us a lot of work as we only have to make the actual hull a black overlay, without any textures or details. There’s also the tiny factor of an A Deck window missing, but that, luckily, is much more easily remedied than the missing hull. And that’s just two more fixes from a list of over 170.

As we promised, here we are again, to provide you with another fix of one of James Cameron’s blunders. This shot has several things wrong with it: The ship has an aft mast light; there is only the double pair of aft C Deck windows; there are two gaps in the enclosed A Deck promenade which shouldn’t exist; the forward B Deck cutout is all wrong and way too short AND the whole of F Deck is missing! So in total that’s 7 fixes that need to be applied in one shot, and we feel like we’ve done a fairly good job. The whole thing is of course once more regraded to 35mm lighting. Have fun playing spot the difference! :D