CarlosTankEngineBoi
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But in a 16:9 ratio, colored bars make it fitBlack bars look better to me. It looks more professional.
But in a 16:9 ratio, colored bars make it fitBlack bars look better to me. It looks more professional.
I wish Nickelodeon HD could switch from 1080i to 1080pI like normal animation better than markerbob
I wish Nickelodeon HD could switch from 1080i to 1080p
@Original Raw and Uncut, but to fill in the space, the SD feed would use a downscaled version of the HD feed.No. Too many people still had SDTVs at the time.
Why are they still 1080i?It's 2022. I'm surprised nick hasn't made the switch. Cable is dying
Why are they still 1080i?
@Original Raw and Uncut, but to fill in the space, the SD feed would use a downscaled version of the HD feed.No. Too many people still had SDTVs at the time.
It would be like The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of WaterWhat would it be like if Spongebob switched to Flash Animation like FOP did in the half of Season 10?
It would be like The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water
What would it be like if Spongebob switched to Flash Animation like FOP did in the half of Season 10?
SOW was traditionally animated, they didn't do anything except add shadows.
Actually it would look like this:
SOW was traditionally animated, they didn't do anything except add shadows.
Actually it would look like this:
Actually it would look like this:
With the Season 6 designsI think that's definitely what it would look like
But with the Season 6 designsI think that's definitely what it would look like
@Mr. What Zit Tooya, I think SpongeBob SquarePants should have switched to being produced in Widescreen when Season 4 began production, or maybe in 2005, 2006, 2007, or 2008. That way, it would be ready for when Widescreen becomes standard in 2009.I think that's definitely what it would look like
I think SpongeBob SquarePants should have switched to being produced in Widescreen when Season 4 began production, or maybe in 2005, 2006, 2007, or 2008.