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AkumaChef
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I wonder how many people complain about things like this yet have never bothered to properly calibrate their TV/monitor.
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Takizawa-Shinzou
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Screenshots don't take your TV/monitor calibration into account lol...This is 100% an issue on Funimation's end. And their response is literally "we've always had a messed up version!". |
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Takkun4343
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It's times like this that make me wonder if FUNimation actually hates having the license to Dragon Ball and is ruining the home releases on purpose as a cry for help.
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cyberdraco
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I just looked at comparison between Funi's release and Manga UK's release of the movie and didn't notice that much of the tint. Yeah there was a little tint but thats just it, a little.
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AkumaChef
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Sure they do. If your monitor isn't calibrated properly then how would you know if the problem lies in the source material or in how your screen renders the image? If you sit in front of your PC or TV and you think "this looks green", that could be your monitor or it could be the source material. Without calibration you have no way of separating the two. I've encountered this situation many times personally: Friend: this movie looks terrible, the colors are all messed up. Me: Try turning your TV off "game" mode and put it on a more neutral setting Friend: yeah, looks good now. |
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SpacemanHardy
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I would say the fault lies less with Funimation and more-so with Toei giving them inferior masters. Because of how cut-throat licensing companies can be, Funi pretty much has to shut up and take it, otherwise they can kiss their Dragon Ball license goodbye.
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xBTAx
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This is fair enough, but I think they were talking about screenshots other people took. Obviously, your TV/monitor may be configured badly, and that would indeed affect both how you see the movie and how you see a screenshot taken of the movie. But when you take a screenshot and share it, it’s not like your settings are baked into the image. So if everyone else who sees it goes “yeah, that’s tinted green” in response, it’s not very likely everyone messed up their monitor/TV/phone/whatever settings in the same way, right? Importantly, I would also assume the people who noticed this were comparing to the JP release as well? Which is why “you saw this version in theaters” is a little silly, since that probably wasn’t the point... |
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Maidenoftheredhand
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The film is 100% tinted green it has nothing to do with the the calibration of your TV screen. It is very easy to see if you compare Funimation’s version with Manga UK’s version.
And yes this may not have been Funimation’s fault but the way they just brush it off really annoys me. I bought the Japanese version so hopefully that looks good. |
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BigOnAnime
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I'm surprised they said anything. Note that most of the blame here lies on Toei for sending out green materials in the first place, it's also NOT the first time it's happened. Also keep in mind who made Dragon Ball Z Kai: Final Chapters have a green tint. FUNi should have tried to do color-correction or demand better masters, but I'm not going to put too much blame on them for this.
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Punch Drunk Marc
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Man it's like Toei really don't want Dragon Ball over here anymore.
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Kicksville
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Huh. Interesting. I wonder if there's any way to get Toei's direct attention about it? Not that they'll necessarily say anything, but maybe if they at least know and get it corrected for the future...maybe I'm being optimistic here. |
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IdeaOfEvil
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Toei and Funimation - when anime content providers hate anime fans lol
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gamegodtre
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You dont need to calibrate them anymore.... At least not the ones I've bought they come with settings and while you can do manual settings the presets are fine. This hasn't been a thing since early lcds. Also Re Zero says hi dbz broly welcome to the funi somehow got bad materials club |
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EricJ2
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Think we had this same problem when Princess Mononoke/Spirited Away first hit disk?:
Fans complained about a green tint to the print, and the Japanese source responded that since "most" of their users were likely to watch a DVD on a laptop, the color had to be skewed to offset the color problems of portable monitors. Not sure if that's the same problem with digital-projection prints that aren't corrected for disk release. |
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Thorge
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Anyone know if Madman Australia's release will be using the Funimation version or the Manga UK one?
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