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Esimerkiksi vaikka Disneyn ja Dreamworksin animaatiot. Disneyn viimeisin käsinpiiretty elokuva on vuonna 2009 julkaistu Prinsessa ja sammakko, eikä sen jälkeen olekkaan ilmestynyt vanhalla käsipelillä tehtyä leffaa. Ja tuskin enää tuleekaan ellei Disneyn väki saa jotain ihmeen pistosta. Toinen hyvä esimerkki on Dreamworks joka on tehnyt kaikki animaationsa 3D:nä jo vuodesta 2001 lähtien (viimeisin käsin tehty leffa on Joosef - unten kuningas).
Myös Japanissa ollaan päästy 3D-animaation makuun. Tähän asti, tai no, ainakin suurin osa 3D:n käytöstä on ollut pelkkää kokeilua, mutta itse olen ainakin huomannut, että sen määrä on ollut kovassa nousussa jo jonkin aikaa. Mm. idolisarja Love Live!:ssa kaikki tanssi ja laulukohtaukset oli tehty täysin 3D animoinnilla. Ja nyt alkaneella talvikaudella tapahtui se mitä me kaikki olemme pelänneet; anime-sarja on kokonaan animoitu 3D-tekniikalla. Kysessä on tietenkin kauhu-jännäri Aijin, joka sai ainakin meikäläisen suun loksahtamaan auki. Mitä voimme olettaa tästä? Sayonara 2D, welcome 3D.
| Tästä näkee selvän eron 3D:ssä ja 2D:ssä. Varsinkin jos 3D on toteutettu surkeasti. |
English Translate:
This question has probably been at least every anime enthusiast in mind. Can it happen that 3D animation is sometimes replaces the distant future, 2D animation? How do I take this myself? Hmmm ... even though I would´t like to say this, but I believe still, unfortunately, that 3D will take over the film industry. Or actually, this has already happened:
For example, although Disney and DreamWorks Animation are both made their films for a long time the 3D technology.
Even in Japan we have got a 3D animation tastes. Among other things idol series Love Live:.! For all the dancing and singing scenes were made in full 3D animation. And now, during the current winter season took place in what we are all afraid; anime series is fully animated 3D technology. What can we expect from this? Sayonara 2D, 3D welcome.
Well, what I actually matter? Self is not never really interfered with western animation, the use of 3D animation, which could of course be due to the fact that they have lived always involved in the development of 3D animation. Anime always accustomed again to see as normal and manual dexterity dazzling offenses inspired by art. Actually, quite terribly self abhor the idea that all animes would be the future of 3D models. I'm old-fashioned enough that I want to see anime in 2D and that's it. It may of course be that all hitherto seen 3D has been a kind of mud and one of vomit, that it does not make me thumbs up on its behalf. But on the other hand the technology is developing all the time and I think a couple of years 3D Animation is a considerably higher quality and better to watch. I can still say I'm not looking forward to the fact that 3D will eventually displace 2D. However, I do not think that 2D will disappear before many years on the market. I follow with a big expectation the direction in which the anime is going in the future!