I know from a panel I sat in on that Toy Story (1) was all done at 1500x1000 resolution. When I asked why such a strange resolution, ie non standard, and listened to a long argument about HDTV res VS. PC res. I finally was given the answer that 1500x1000 was indead the resolution of any big screen based on the PPI (pixels per inch, of digital)vs GPI (grains per inch, of film). I may not convey it as well as they did but it made sence to me. Besides, Minolta now has that new CCD technology that is 2x finer then 35mm film.
Its funny. 6000+ UFO sightings a year. Science will never say anything is 100% pure. So lets see, 99.9% are fakes, croks, missidentified, etc. That leave at least 1 to be real right? (no, don't go all geek on me and give a 30+ page disseratition on the mathmatical probablilities on the.1% possiblilities of 6000 sightings, I am just making an observation)
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I know from a panel I sat in on that Toy Story (1) was all done at 1500x1000 resolution. When I asked why such a strange resolution, ie non standard, and listened to a long argument about HDTV res VS. PC res. I finally was given the answer that 1500x1000 was indead the resolution of any big screen based on the PPI (pixels per inch, of digital)vs GPI (grains per inch, of film). I may not convey it as well as they did but it made sence to me. Besides, Minolta now has that new CCD technology that is 2x finer then 35mm film.
thank you for your 30 page disseration.
Its funny. 6000+ UFO sightings a year. Science will never say anything is 100% pure. So lets see, 99.9% are fakes, croks, missidentified, etc. That leave at least 1 to be real right? (no, don't go all geek on me and give a 30+ page disseratition on the mathmatical probablilities on the .1% possiblilities of 6000 sightings, I am just making an observation)