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  • ID: 325329
  • Uploader: Hachiko »
  • Date: almost 17 years ago
  • Size: 131 KB .jpg (1440x1080) »
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Low Quality Screencaps (almost 17 years ago)
Resized to 59% of original (view original)
furukawa nagisa (clannad)
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  • Shinjidude
    almost 17 years ago
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    Vertical letterboxing is *not* the correct way to fix bad aspect ratio. Plus a watermark though, does that mean this was actually *broadcast* this way?

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    MD Anonymous
    almost 17 years ago
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    evidently doesn't know how to take screenshots from mplayerc...

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    piespy
    almost 17 years ago
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    Shinjidude said:
    Vertical letterboxing is *not* the correct way to fix bad aspect ratio. Plus a watermark though, does that mean this was actually *broadcast* this way?

    Yes, the anime was broadcast in 4:3 and this screencap was taken from a 16:9 channel. Because NTSC 16:9 format pixels have a 40:33 pixel aspect ratio (i.e. nearly 4:3), the image should've been scaled to 1920:1080 and then cropped again to 1440 for proper viewing on a computer monitor. But then it should've been scaled to 640:480 because it isn't actually shown in HD yet so this is a pointless upscale anyway.

    As is, the image would look fine on a 16:9 NTSC set.

    It probably looked fine in the media player too because they have enough information to scale the image correctly but the screencap doesn't keep that information.

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