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Originally Posted by Wario
The best example of this mediocre video quality can be seen on Two Out of three.
no matter what Ive watched it on, be it on a TV, Macbook, desktop, or ipod its the same deal.
Proof, notice the quality difference between angles. The minute the dark blue lights go on the quality of certain angles gets pixelated. very pixelated. On some sets maybe less then others (due to screen size, ratios of TVs, contrast, settings, and interlace settings) but its always still there vivid and noticeable as anything.
I have physical evidence, think i photoshopped this watch two out of three aint bad again closely... its the best example:
Good compression -
then the tables turn and some shots have.... this:
Whoever was in charge of compression... who is most likely mr. Dan Hazell (credited as the video editor), this was horrid.
Buying the US release, cause maybe these issues are fixed. |
Am I the only the only person who actually thinks this looks alright in both shots? Surely it's more about the sound and the performance whether the concert is good or not? I don't actually care that much about the picture quality, so what if it's SLIGHTLY worse from a distance, you can still bloody see it it! Surely that's the main thing
And I disagree strongly with the criticism of the camera shots zipping about all over the place. To me this is the first concert DVD that delivers the sense of energy and excitement at a Meat Loaf concert, and it does this BY zipping the cameras about. I think whoever did the editing did a good job.