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Film talk time, everyone.
Victory Gundam, as you may know, and as I suspected for years, was shot on two different film stocks. The first 10 episodes are on 35mm, and the remainder on 16mm. I predicted a drop in quality on the 16mm episodes, but I was not ready for this. The DNR is just... bad. It does little more than soften the grain, rather than smoothly remove it, and we're left with something resembling Funimation's DBZ shit, in that it adversely affects line work.
Victory Gundam, as you may know, and as I suspected for years, was shot on two different film stocks. The first 10 episodes are on 35mm, and the remainder on 16mm. I predicted a drop in quality on the 16mm episodes, but I was not ready for this. The DNR is just... bad. It does little more than soften the grain, rather than smoothly remove it, and we're left with something resembling Funimation's DBZ shit, in that it adversely affects line work.
