35mm film, quite common by the 1940's, has a higher pixel addressability than 1080p "HD" video. 16mm film easily exceeds 720p. Don't confuse 50+ years of low quality video/TV broadcasts with other higher quality technology that had been around even longer.
How does a video from 1937 have a 720p option, yet every video I watch from 1938-2006 doesn't?
stoogend 5 days ago
@stoogend
Magic isn't ;-)
35mm film, quite common by the 1940's, has a higher pixel addressability than 1080p "HD" video. 16mm film easily exceeds 720p. Don't confuse 50+ years of low quality video/TV broadcasts with other higher quality technology that had been around even longer.
wdtvlive42 4 days ago
True, but what does the prefix "in" generally mean? Shoulda been "en!" ;)
badnolar 6 days ago
@badnolar
The joys of the English language
wdtvlive42 4 days ago
"highly inflammable" so which is it, english language?!
badnolar 1 week ago
@badnolar
The word "inflammable" came from the Latin word inflammāre which means "to set fire to".
wdtvlive42 6 days ago 8
grilled crisp rip
nolifemerc 3 months ago
wow
Molly26M 4 months ago
such an iconic image
MrClassicDoctorWho 6 months ago