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2010年3月26日 · ENR basically uses chemical bath treatments during the printing process to retain a controlled amount of silver in the negative, adding density and contrast to shadows and blacks generally. Also, pushing for an even harsher look for selected scenes, filmmakers added a bleach bypass treatment on top of the ENR look for those sequences.

Technicolor's ENR. One of the most popular of the silver-retention processes is ENR, which was named for its inventor, Ernesto Novelli Rimo, a former control department operator at Technicolor Rome who designed the technique for Vittorio Storaro, ASC, AIC …

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2014年7月21日 · ENR is a print-only process that Technicolor Labs created; Deluxe had a similar process called ACE. It was more complex than basic silver retention from skipping the bleach step, a process that can be done to either a negative or a print.

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ENR is a print processing technique that uses additional chemical baths to retain a controlled amount of silver in the print, increasing density and contrast compared to standard processing. It can achieve effects similar to bleach bypass but allows …

2009年1月29日 · ENR is much more complicated than skipping the bleach step because it involves adding extra tanks to the processing line to develop the silver halide in b&w chemistry so that some percentage is permanent silver and the rest can be removed.