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What does kabuse mean? What is a correction layer? |
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In japanese, 'kabuse' (vaguely pronounced 'kah-boo-seh')means 'cover.' A kabuse layer (sometimes marked on top
with 'kabuse' in Japanese), is one that often repeats the image and trace
lines of the layer below it, only makes corrections. This can be done to
cover up mispaintings (wrong color), changes in detail (maybe the director
decided he wanted something slightly different), or poor quality (maybe the
trace lines were a bit spotty and needed to be doubled). This can also be
referred to as a correction layer.
cel marked 'kabuse' |
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