Has anyone else noticed recently that well animated cuts are a lot darker than normal cuts, or is it just something wrong with my player?
>>139535800
It's not so much about if a scene is well-animated but any scenes with rapid changes in colour will have a dimming filter applied in accordance with broadcast regulations. This is to prevent any potential seizures. You can thank a certain Pokemon episode for this retarded rule.
>>139535949
Oh, so it's a thing and I'm not going crazy.
Thanks anon.
>>139535949
Oh wow. I've never seen the scene that caused all those seizures. That actually hurts to watch.
>>139535949
bravo gamefreak
>>139535800
>>139535949
To add, ufotable made a recent blog post about it with reference to UBW.
http://www.ufotable.info/2014/12/the-golden-light.html
>>139536161
it really, really does.
>>139535949
I love it.
May also be adaptive brightness if youre on a laptop. Drives me crazy, need to turn it off manually each time I switch to battery.
>>139536932
The question was already answered, faggot
>>139536161
>>139536484
Flashing lights are awesome you pansies
>>139535949
Holy fuck my brain!
>>139535800
It's some retarded jap law. I'm sure the producers don't mind it either because it's another reason to buy the BDs.
>>139535949
A handful of epileptics ruining it for everyone. They shouldn't be watching TV in the first place.
>>139537790
Is it really law? I thought it was just some regulations that no one wants to break
>>139537844
It's always a handful ruining it for everyone.
http://www.tv-tokyo.co.jp/kouhou/guideenglish.htm
>>139535800
How new are you?
This is all Pokemon's fault and they take it out for the BDs
>>139535949
Reminder that it was Pikachu's fault.
>>139538328
I've been around here since like 2012, I just never really noticed it until now.
