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Do the pictures i upload need to be high quality
Posted on: 08/07/14 07:54PM
I got a few emails about pictures i uploaded yesterday saying they were deleted cause of them been poor quality screencaps, just to make sure i got this right do the screencaps really need to be high quality and if so how can i go about obtaining high quality screencaps, i'am by no means bitching i just wanna know if there's a mistake on my part how can i correct it.
Posted on: 08/07/14 08:05PM
Rocketzero said:
I got a few emails about pictures i uploaded yesterday saying they were deleted cause of them been poor quality screencaps, just to make sure i got this right do the screencaps really need to be high quality and if so how can i go about obtaining high quality screencaps, i'am by no means bitching i just wanna know if there's a mistake on my part how can i correct it.
I got a few emails about pictures i uploaded yesterday saying they were deleted cause of them been poor quality screencaps, just to make sure i got this right do the screencaps really need to be high quality and if so how can i go about obtaining high quality screencaps, i'am by no means bitching i just wanna know if there's a mistake on my part how can i correct it.
Cut-and-paste screencaps are generally not allowed at all. We may make exception for 1080p or better screencaps with absolutely no compression if it is not a pointless cap to keep here.
Most of the screencaps we keep have been altered in some way to make it more useful. Examples include stitching (making a panorama of several frames stitched together), animations and de-censors.
Posted on: 08/07/14 08:16PM
I remember all of your deleted screencaps having watermarks from the broadcasting station. Screencaps from broadcast anime will almost never be high-enough quality to be allowed without being animated or stitched. For static, non-stitched screencaps, you would generally need to take compression-free screencaps from a Blu-Ray source, and even then many anime still don't have enough quality in their Blu-Ray releases to qualify. Most of the ones that I've seen that qualified have been Blu-Ray releases of theatrically-released anime movies.
Posted on: 08/07/14 09:39PM
Jerl said:
I remember all of your deleted screencaps having watermarks from the broadcasting station. Screencaps from broadcast anime will almost never be high-enough quality to be allowed without being animated or stitched. For static, non-stitched screencaps, you would generally need to take compression-free screencaps from a Blu-Ray source, and even then many anime still don't have enough quality in their Blu-Ray releases to qualify. Most of the ones that I've seen that qualified have been Blu-Ray releases of theatrically-released anime movies.
I remember all of your deleted screencaps having watermarks from the broadcasting station. Screencaps from broadcast anime will almost never be high-enough quality to be allowed without being animated or stitched. For static, non-stitched screencaps, you would generally need to take compression-free screencaps from a Blu-Ray source, and even then many anime still don't have enough quality in their Blu-Ray releases to qualify. Most of the ones that I've seen that qualified have been Blu-Ray releases of theatrically-released anime movies.
in others word decent quality screencaps are hard to come by
Posted on: 08/07/14 09:46PM
Rocketzero said:
in others word decent quality screencaps are hard to come by
Jerl said:
I remember all of your deleted screencaps having watermarks from the broadcasting station. Screencaps from broadcast anime will almost never be high-enough quality to be allowed without being animated or stitched. For static, non-stitched screencaps, you would generally need to take compression-free screencaps from a Blu-Ray source, and even then many anime still don't have enough quality in their Blu-Ray releases to qualify. Most of the ones that I've seen that qualified have been Blu-Ray releases of theatrically-released anime movies.
I remember all of your deleted screencaps having watermarks from the broadcasting station. Screencaps from broadcast anime will almost never be high-enough quality to be allowed without being animated or stitched. For static, non-stitched screencaps, you would generally need to take compression-free screencaps from a Blu-Ray source, and even then many anime still don't have enough quality in their Blu-Ray releases to qualify. Most of the ones that I've seen that qualified have been Blu-Ray releases of theatrically-released anime movies.
in others word decent quality screencaps are hard to come by
Indeed.
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