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Re: Kronk's New Groove preview on ABC
i didn't see it i watched teen titans and went to bedlord-of-sith wrote:Did anybody else see this tonight? Patrick Warburton was the host for TENG. I'm not sure if this preview has been shown elsewhere, but this was the first time I have seen it. I thought the animation was close-looking to the original, but moved to smoothly. I'm also not too sure about Yzma's new hair do.
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Let me get this straight? You're complaining now because the animation looks too "smooth"? Will nothing keep you guys happy?
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(The smoothness is possibly because the DTV sequel was animated at a TV friendly 30fps rather than a cinema friendly 24fps. This when shown on TV it has no NTSC artifacts).
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(The smoothness is possibly because the DTV sequel was animated at a TV friendly 30fps rather than a cinema friendly 24fps. This when shown on TV it has no NTSC artifacts).
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What's wrong with pointing out a fault such as that? People like a cartoon to be believable. The fact that this is a DTV movie shouldn't make this any different.2099net wrote:Let me get this straight? You're complaining now because the animation looks too "smooth"? Will nothing keep you guys happy?
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But if it is because people are comparing it to the DVD release of The Emperor's New Groove then it probably isn't a fault, because transferring the original film to NTSC will have resulted in additional copied frames and - thus less smooth - animation. You can't make 24fps into 30fps without duplicating frames and inducing a visual 'stutter'.DisneyFan 2000 wrote:What's wrong with pointing out a fault such as that? People like a cartoon to be believable. The fact that this is a DTV movie shouldn't make this any different.2099net wrote:Let me get this straight? You're complaining now because the animation looks too "smooth"? Will nothing keep you guys happy?
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Isn't finding fault in smooth animation the equivalent to saying those SFXs are no good, they look too real? 
ppl complain about animé not having smooth animation all the time too!
Also if technology permited animation could be done up to 60fps (round the practical limit of the eyes motion resolution) and it could look alive..
ppl complain about animé not having smooth animation all the time too!
Also if technology permited animation could be done up to 60fps (round the practical limit of the eyes motion resolution) and it could look alive..

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