Columbia Pictures Television logo (1976)
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Every "version" of the Sunburst comes from the same source print. All the "bright," "dark," "orange," "red" variations all depend on how the print comes out of the lab.
I believe that most of the time, logos are attached to the film's negative by making a negative off of a positive print itself made off of the negative. Then, the prints used to make video masters are themselves made off the negative.
Depending on how it's processed at any step, it can look different...
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To clarify: The logo itself starts as a negative. My assumption is that to attach it to films, they make a positive print off the negative, then make a negative off of that positive.
Then, when they make prints of the film, they make a positive of the whole negative.
So in the pre-digital days, a logo went through three generations before we'd actually see it. This is why logos often have printed-in dirt, etc.; this is also why they don't look exactly the same every time.
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@kewanw16 I'm glad they left it intact. You never know with Sony!
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@mcydodge919 I was watching Shadow Riders on AMC last weekend I stood there with my fingers cross to make sure Sony Pictures Television didn't record over the sunburst logo I figured they didn't they left it alone and the Sony logo came after it they should've done the same thing with Barney Miller.
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This was on someone's "scariest logo" compilation, and all I could say was that I missed this one! :D
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am I the only one who thought this was sad sounding? still love it though!
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This is bad-ass. Luv it. :D
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Oh man, I havent seen this in close to 20 years.
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this "doo-doo-doo-doo-doo-doo-bweee
eeaowm" logo was always my favorite of columbia's -
But also, really nice find.
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Did the Sony Pictures Television logo appear after this logo from Ivanhoe on DVD mcydodge919?
Nice find.
LogicSmash 2 years ago
Thanks!
mcydodge919 2 years ago