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Supertint offers a unique 2 year Accidental damage cover against damage caused to the window film within the first 2 years of the installation date.
All Films have a lifetime unconditional (parts and labor 100%) guarantee. They won’t bubble, peel, or go purple! This is an Australia-wide guarantee.
Supertint was first established in 1976 and is still Australian owned and operated. It is one of the few Window Tinting businesses to withstand the test of time. Our policy is to serve peoples needs…
Use the online booking form to book in your car for a window tint and we’ll call you back with a date and time!
Supertint offers a unique 2 year Accidental damage cover against damage caused to the window film within the first 2 years of the installation date. Accidental damage cover is limited to a maximum of any 2 windows on the vehicle within the 2 years. The 2 year accidental cover is only given free on vehicles tinted in the Lifetime Warranty range that are booked via the online booking service, and is also offered during other various promotions during the year. The maximum value of the 2 year accidental cover is $175.
All Films have a lifetime unconditional (parts and labor 100%) guarantee. They won’t bubble, peel, or go purple! This is an Australia-wide guarantee.
Supertint was first established in 1976 and is still locally owned and operated. It is one of the few Window Tinting businesses to withstand the test of time. Our policy is to serve peoples needs
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Overview
Work began in early 2012 as the Mango Open Movie Project. The film is a combination of live-action and computer generated sets, props and special effects. It was officially released online for viewing and download on September 26, 2012.
Following Elephants Dream, Big Buck Bunny, Yo Frankie and Sintel, the short movie is the fifth project from the Blender Foundation. Tears of Steel was created by the Blender Institute, a division of the foundation set up specifically to facilitate the creation of open content films and games.
Technical information
The live-action footage was filmed digitally using a Sony F65 Cinealta digital motion picture camera. The finished film is available for viewing and download in HD resolutions, Dolby 5.1 audio and 2.35:1 aspect ratio format.
All visual effects, computer generated content and compositing work was done within the Blender software package.