Look how great these backgrounds are in Banquet Busters. By Fred Brunish. Very rich with natural colors, not bright flat primaries and secondaries.

My guess is that on the new dvds coming out, they will look more like this:

That's how many of the Warner's cartoons look like now that we have advanced digital restoration techniques. I ruined the frame with simple cheap Photoshop controls. They have much more expensive controls that do a better version of ruining classic films.

Original lush colors from 1948. Enjoy them while you can!


Actually I really hope I'm wrong, but all the DVDs I've bought in the last 10 years look and sound awful thanks to "Digitally Remastered" promises.