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It's almost like a mind trick. You can create the mind trick yourself in reverse by showing a HD video with a projector. The huge space covered decreases quality. We "think" the cameras are responsible for the poor resolution but it is the digitizing to computer video that makes creates the poor resolution. Those old studio cameras took ultra high quality film. To remaster them, they are computer scanned frame by frame.