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This doesn't remove that effect, since the video signal is still going through the CRT and will become naturally blurred/distorted by it. The problem is that th
by lewispollard 2y ago
This doesn't remove that effect, since the video signal is still going through the CRT and will become naturally blurred/distorted by it. The problem is that the video signal was already blurry/smudgy coming out of the SNES, in a sense, doubling up the effect.
- drzaiusx11 2y agoSorta. Depends on the vintage of the crt, for example late model Sony Trinitrons or PVMs have fairly crisp pixel edges and you lose some of the intentional aliasing effects assumed by the original art.