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Rapporter et problem med oversettelse
The quality of the images, pixelated, grainy or opaque, are all on purpose. We are talking about posters that were filmed on analog cameras and printed in the 80s, the lack of quality is original to the time. Another factor is the time factor, the workshops that have these posters have all suffered from the effects of time, eroding the image.
@rammifier I've checked the workshop files, they are like that originally.
Issue I have is some posters are grainy like there's a file error or something. Any suggestion OP?
I hope someday for update.