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Submitted by wacek on 30 August 2011
| Diverse was much more often using nick "Nephelim" than "Nephilim", so I changed his entry accordingly :) |
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Submitted by Joe on 29 August 2011
Haha! Hot-link me one purple and green hires image then Groepaz.
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Submitted by chatGPZ on 29 August 2011
"Well, I'm just saying, they could have used brown and orange, purple and green or whatever."
plenty of that kinda pictures around, too :) |
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Submitted by Joe on 29 August 2011
Haha! You are probably right, a simple physical fact from things looking smooth to the eye on the real set and I do remember the noise, especially from the tv-sets.
Well, I'm just saying, they could have used brown and orange, purple and green or whatever. I know there were some tools part from art studio early on with a preset of two colored hires mode and just a few used the full spectrum for computer game titles. That is what intrigues me, why didn't they just use more? If you browse around any (hires) graphic-collection from the 90:ies you'd see my point.
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Submitted by JCB on 29 August 2011
| Black + white used to look awful and make your TV buzz like a swarm of angry bees :) There was plenty of grey on grey stuff fairly early on like Rhaa Lovely 1 and 2 and various other ones I can't remember the name of atm. It was much kinder on the eyes and the ears ;) |
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Submitted by chatGPZ on 29 August 2011
| its obviously because of the so called "black bleeding". if you draw white on black, then single pixel vertical lines / patterns will be almost invisible on a tv/monitor. |
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Submitted by Mr. SID on 29 August 2011
| @Joe: I always was under the impression that black on white just looked too jarring on a TV/Monitor so people naturally chose something with less contrast, to minimize pixel bleeding. |
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Submitted by Joe on 29 August 2011
| It's actually quite fascinating to see all of those monochrome gray hires images from the 90:ies. I wonder how it came to be a style really? |
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