>colors>artstyle>background>character designs>special effectsAll of those are subjective. But, there is one objective reason why cel is better than digital:>Even the most obscure random 80s anime, if digitized properly, can natively be at least full HD without any adjustment or upscaling. Digital anime from the SD era are stuck at 480p resolution if they were produced that way, and only upscaling (whether via AI or other methods) can make them HD.
>>289869146>posts a 720x480 picture
>>289869146why can't old anime good fans simply enjoy their old anime good stuff without being insecure and attack modern anime
>>289869499Because they hate all anime, and this is their way of disguising this. Just look at OP's filename, he's a tourist normalfag.
>>289869146Even if you can scan them to be high resolution, you probably shouldn't: Save for theatrically released movies, cel animation was never expected to be seen above 480i, so you end up with shit like>It's blatantly obvious that characters are a separate layer in front of the background, when they look like one cohesive drawing in 480i>Sloppily drawn background elements are now noticeably sloppy instead of passing as a good drawing seen from a distance>Hair/fingerprints stuck on the cels at the moment of film transfer are now obviousAs a side note, did nips really draw natively at 480p when switching to digital, or did they just lose their work files? Because the former would be really retarded, you want to at least 2x in order to have some freedom to crop later on + downsampling from a higher res will always result in a better image
