It was shot 60 fields per second, but they deinterlaced it and put 30 frames per second on the DVD. For anything with a lot of fast movements, like live concerts, it's definitely desirable to leave it at 60 fields per second because you lose less information that way. DCDi can do an amazing job with such material anyway. If progressive is desired, it should've been shot at 30 frames per second. They did just fine with the Live Attraction DVD. Why go backwards? It's not even funny how much better Live Attraction DVD looks compared to this.
Before going into the screenshots, I should mention that the audio is Dolby Digital Surround. It's somewhat unusual because usually, they use Linear PCM for live concerts. It seems to work okay. If they were going for surround, it should've been full 5.1ch or at least 4ch surround. Oh well.
The most important thing is that everyone is having fun. That's what makes these things great. At first, I thought it was hopeless, but it turned out great. It turns out, the stage wasn't too fancy either. I didn't like the screen, but it wasn't used too annoyingly, and the side ramps that almost reach the audience is interesting. I'm sure it was a lot more interesting for the people standing right next to it ;^)
Nana-chan daaaaaisuki!
Disc 2 is separate because it has its own catalogue number. Besides, there are more outfits not shown in this disc ^_^.
