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Does it need to be fixed though? If children got on with it then, why cannot we now?
by doublerabbit 1y ago
Does it need to be fixed though? If children got on with it then, why cannot we now?
- happycube 1y agoBecause children watched them on 13"-25" tube TV's that were designed to make those imperfections look acceptable (for the time), that a modern display blows up to proportions never seen during production even with the best studio displays of the era. semi-related: I'm visiting my parents with a Sony OLED, and the frame interpolation made parts of Monty Python and the Holy Grail look like it was shot on an HD video camera.