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Ah, I needed a laugh today.VegettoEX wrote:
One, that's not possible. Two, even if it were, why would they do that?dbboxkaifan wrote:If Toei Animation ever does release the entire DBZ anime series on Blu-ray then they should get a new composer to produce BGMs for the remastered episodes and also keep the original Kikuchi score in there for whoever wants it.
But aren't they getting another new composer for the buu saga of kai?Roland_ELoG wrote:They tried getting a new composer once, and it ended in tears. Might not be a mistake they make again.
Kendamu wrote:This is an 80s/90s animated all-ages show that was popular amongst kids. It's not some potent super weapon that might fall into the wrong hands that we have to protect from evil.AjayLikesGaming wrote:If you put out untouched footage, someone like me is going to take it and turn it into a perfect release. Someone not like me is going to do the same and share it instead. You give pirates the opportunity to do better than companies and people will jump on that so fast.
The Orange Bricks weren't that bad. Actually, I really like the colors on Season Six onward.Blade wrote:I had a go at mocking up the still into 720p under the kind of processing conditions that I suspect Funi used on the Orange bricks.Spoiler:
Oi. This looks terribly accurate. If it ends up resembling this, the Orange Bricks are undoubtedly superior.eledoremassis02 wrote:Here's my shot. I even tried to extend the frame some.
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Is it possible to run one of the Level Sets images through a similar vector program? FUNI could probably get slightly better results since they have some form of a source master. But I agree, it does look terribly accurate.Metalwario64 wrote:Oi. This looks terribly accurate. If it ends up resembling this, the Orange Bricks are undoubtedly superior.
This is using Steve's transfer
Let's team up and re-master DBZMetalwario64 wrote:It's funny. I posted this a while ago. I made it before the new Blu-ray's footage was unveiled (I slapped the BttF logo on it after the fact), and I was shockingly accurate.
Except I think mine's backgrounds are actually much better than the water colored, layered crap on the new Blu-rays.
Newer animation can still look good. I suggest you check out the Rebuild Evangelion movies, they look fantastic with incredible detail.ect5150 wrote:I tend to agree. While I like seeing the new DB specials and new movie, I still like the older animation styles. I think we (society) are beyond anything that would produce animation like that again.KingofWisdom wrote:It makes it look worse. What's wrong with an animation looking its age?
You just don't see anything like the above anymore (at least I don't). The new stuff looks too clean - which can be good depending on what it is, but the newer/cleaner animation seems to be missing something to me.
JulieYBM wrote:Just like Dragon Ball since Chapter #4.Pannaliciour wrote:Reading all the comments and interviews, my conclusion is: nobody knows what the hell is going on.
son veku wrote:CanadaMetalwario64 wrote:Where is that located?BlazingFiddlesticks wrote:Kingdom Piccolo
Pocket Monster the Series XY has looked incredible so far. There's a lot of effort placed into the timing of the drawings and the backgrounds. The first Pocket Monster TV series (Kantou and Jouto) had next to no budget or talent. Barring the awful writing of Best Wishes the Satoshi TV shows have been on the up-and-up since Diamond & Pearl, which had both awesome fights and writing. Fun fact: Studio Cockpit, which worked on Dragon Ball Z, works on Pocket Monster. Iwane Masa'aki, who worked on Studio Cockpit episodes of Dragon Ball Z, is an animation supervisor and key animator for Pocket Monster. These days he provides the best fight scenes in each new series. He also primarily provides the key animation for an entire episode himself.BlazingFiddlesticks wrote:The problem is cheap digital animation, say what you see with recent arcs of Pokemon. It's a lot of shine and bright, solid colors with very little shading or detail behind it- and shine with no shadow or lighting looks static and lifeless. Most of the new Dragon Ball stuff has suffered the same in one way or another; Battle of Gods (and the more recent Pokemon movies, to keep the analogy going) just throw in a little lighting, shadows and shading to cover it up. Generalizations, sure.
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Ha ha... oh man, that's awesome! Is that MS Paint?!VegettoEX wrote:dbboxkaifan wrote:Could someone make a mock DBZ 2013 Blu-ray picture out of this or the Kai BD version? I'd like to see what the outcome may be.
I could see it looking something like this, but cropped and without grain. It has to have colors so bright that they're hard on the eyes.Blade wrote:
To be fair, maybe I need to.ringworm128 wrote:Newer animation can still look good. I suggest you check out the Rebuild Evangelion movies, they look fantastic with incredible detail.ect5150 wrote:You just don't see anything like the above anymore (at least I don't). The new stuff looks too clean - which can be good depending on what it is, but the newer/cleaner animation seems to be missing something to me.
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To give Dragon Ball Z Blu-ray 1080p Remaster a new experience. Kinda how like Kai did it, I loved Yamamoto's music.Daisetsu wrote:One, that's not possible. Two, even if it were, why would they do that?
I gotta say I really like that 16x9 AR mock version.AjayLikesGaming wrote:On a serious note, it'll probably be a less pixelated version of this.
