The limits I can see are in older CGI movies. The technology changes too fast, the CGI studios of Pixar and others has to keep pace. Movies released 10 years ago are obvious. Computing power and rendering was a little different and it is apparent on older CGI based cartoons. It is the way I meant that they are limited and will appear so as time continues.
I think a whole new secondary industry will be created in re-working those older films and the owners will find ways to give you four or five editions of the same movie based upon the 3-D modeling they will use to update it.
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The limits I can see are in older CGI movies. The technology changes too fast, the CGI studios of Pixar and others has to keep pace. Movies released 10 years ago are obvious. Computing power and rendering was a little different and it is apparent on older CGI based cartoons. It is the way I meant that they are limited and will appear so as time continues.
I think a whole new secondary industry will be created in re-working those older films and the owners will find ways to give you four or five editions of the same movie based upon the 3-D modeling they will use to update it.