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Metalwario64 wrote:I'd like to see comparison shots with the saga sets for those shots actually.
From the 4th postdbboxkaifan wrote:I'm not sure about how zoomed in the Green Bricks are in comparison to the FUNi Singles / Dragonbox GT.
Being a little blurry or zoomed in is a lot better then being croppeddbboxkaifan wrote:While that's true the Green Bricks look blurry whereas the GT Singles & Dragonbox are grainy and sharp looking.
Somehow FUNimation always messes up something to be inferior.
I think they'll complete these, they ain't got nothing to lose, right?samuraix123 wrote:I hope Funimation doesn't cancel this new release because I just gave all the Orange Bricks to my brother!My collection looks a little empty without them
But those Dragon-boxes make up for it.
No seriously, I'm gonna start buying these when they get to around Freeza or Cell Saga.
But a release being "zoomed in" is just another word for it being "cropped". They mean the same thing.sintzu wrote:Being a little blurry or zoomed in is a lot better then being cropped
Gaffer Tape wrote:But a release being "zoomed in" is just another word for it being "cropped". They mean the same thing.sintzu wrote:Being a little blurry or zoomed in is a lot better then being cropped
That is true for both the Orange bricks and the new blu rays although, there is an undeniable quality increase and in SOME cases better care taken to the cropping, what sold me was the missing lines problem the orange bricks had the seems to be taken care of with the Blu Rays. For example when Nappa is charging up and everything is shaking. Orange bricks had black outlines just disappearing while the new blu's keep them in tact.sintzu wrote:Gaffer Tape wrote:But a release being "zoomed in" is just another word for it being "cropped". They mean the same thing.sintzu wrote:Being a little blurry or zoomed in is a lot better then being cropped
True but it's not as bad as what they did to z
DBZ ended after the Frieza Saga.Goku wrote:You haven't figured it out yet? I'm the Saiyan who came all the way from Earth for the sole purpose of beating you. I am the warrior you've heard of in legends, pure of heart and awakened by fury. That's what I am. I AM THE SUPER SAIYAN, SON GOKU!
That's the level setsEA575 wrote:If anyone wants to watch DBZ 4:3 legally, you guys can check out the site Daisuki here. I'm not good at noticing the differences between all of the remasters unless compared side by side, but so far this one seems good. The player automatically upscales to 720p when there's a good connection. They add a new episode every week, too.
The Vegeta vs Goku episode is the Dragonbox so it seems like they have switched over from using the levels to the DBOX Z.darkknightkryta wrote:That's the level setsEA575 wrote:If anyone wants to watch DBZ 4:3 legally, you guys can check out the site Daisuki here. I'm not good at noticing the differences between all of the remasters unless compared side by side, but so far this one seems good. The player automatically upscales to 720p when there's a good connection. They add a new episode every week, too.. I wonder what they're going to do for episode 40+
Basing what on what? That Amazon sales don't account for much? Mostly game sales. Amazon's a small amount of the total pie and I'm applying that to it. Plus anime in general has become niche, why do you think Bandai and Viz backed out? Viz essentially backing out, they havn't released anything new in a while. 4kids went bankrupt because they couldn't profit off of anime anymore. The bigger issue is that the entire home media system has changed since when Funimation was releasing Dragon Ball on DVDs. Streaming media is slowly eating away at home releases. I don't think any store is going to stock this product in great numbers when nothing gets stocked in great number anymore. So the extra sales Funimation is expecting is most likely not there. Now, I'm just saying my piece, I can be totally wrong, I'm just going by what I see in stores (The ever shrinking footage of DVDs/Blurays). Though to add, Futureshop, Walmart, Toys R Us, Best Buy have all gotten rid of anime from their stores. Kai isn't even in stock anymore.qjz123 wrote:I've posted about this previously I still think they're using Steve Franco's color corrected film scan the same one used for the level sets they're just filtering the hell out of it.darkknightkryta wrote: Edit: With people talking about the scans, I suspect they made a new scan. They're at least, not working with the work done to the Level sets. Though they made a new scan of the opening and I'm not sure where they got the footage for it (The Level set most likely used the movie scans for those, plus the of higher quality so it's most likely 35mm film).
Raw film scan cropped to 16:9
http://imageshack.us/a/img21/4544/fnhh.png
Season 1 blu ray
http://imageshack.us/a/img24/7311/e4z1.png
and here it is uncropped
http://imageshack.us/a/img51/9107/2c0h.pngAgain what are you basing this on? I can't remember the last time I bought anime from a retail store, and regardless of whether or not anime has become very niche thing it doesn't change the fact that Dragon ball z is a 25 year old anime that is out selling almost all of the newer anime on amazon.@qjz
It's the top 5 for "anime" which has become very niche. It being top 5 on Amazon also doesn't mean much(Especially considering Amazon's sales don't account for a great deal compared to retail).
The Vegeta vs Goku episode is the Dragonbox so it seems like they have switched over from using the levels to the DBOX Z.[/quote]darkknightkryta wrote:That's the level setsEA575 wrote:If anyone wants to watch DBZ 4:3 legally, you guys can check out the site Daisuki here. I'm not good at noticing the differences between all of the remasters unless compared side by side, but so far this one seems good. The player automatically upscales to 720p when there's a good connection. They add a new episode every week, too.. I wonder what they're going to do for episode 40+
So it IS the level sets, niceAttitudefan wrote:The Vegeta vs Goku episode is the Dragonbox so it seems like they have switched over from using the levels to the DBOX Z.darkknightkryta wrote:That's the level setsEA575 wrote:If anyone wants to watch DBZ 4:3 legally, you guys can check out the site Daisuki here. I'm not good at noticing the differences between all of the remasters unless compared side by side, but so far this one seems good. The player automatically upscales to 720p when there's a good connection. They add a new episode every week, too.. I wonder what they're going to do for episode 40+
Well we've got the VHS and DVD singles....which are practically non-existent nowadays.sintzu wrote:It's funny how funimation has all kinds of anime yet the most popular one they have still dosen't have a decent release
DBZ ended after the Frieza Saga.Goku wrote:You haven't figured it out yet? I'm the Saiyan who came all the way from Earth for the sole purpose of beating you. I am the warrior you've heard of in legends, pure of heart and awakened by fury. That's what I am. I AM THE SUPER SAIYAN, SON GOKU!