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01/25/09(Sun)12:14 No.18315562  >>18315241
You're wrong. Let me explain why, against my better judgment,
It's
not a Tsukihime wallpaper, that's Rin from Fate/Stay Night media. Minor
mistake, but it paves the way for the rest of your post. You can't be
taken seriously now, in the same level you wouldn't read a post in the
internet filled with text speak and nonsense.
SD releases are fine
for some cases, but in a community that is lauded for being in the most
recent state of both anime and manga, the we must encourage the shift
for HD, both in releases and containers. It's a matter of self respect,
of trying to get the version you can watch closest to the original.
File
sizes are inconsequential in this day and age, when hard drive prices
are so low. A terabyte drive is enough for a mid-size collection, for
around $100. If that's too much, the stack of DVD backups is always a
good economical choice, but more of a temporary measure.
Think of a few years down the line, when the standards change again and your SD releases look like VHS fansubs do now.
Online
manga viewers not only resize the pages, but use lossy ways to do so.
Artifacts are common, rendering some texts unreadable in parts.
Generally,
the reason we encourage the shift from the on-demand nature of
streaming/online viewing is a sense of belonging. You can't give a
rat's ass about something you watched online, with no regard for
quality. It's akin to the guy buying a camrip DVD on the street, and
thinking that's more than okay. It's a matter of caring for yourself
and what you see.
And Disney animation demands the same sense of quality as well. All things do.
But then again, this is just a troll post. |
