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Is there a difference between visual acuity for static and moving images? What about the square pixel grid, I've read that a hexagonal one would be better in pr
by the8472 8y ago
Is there a difference between visual acuity for static and moving images? What about the square pixel grid, I've read that a hexagonal one would be better in principle for our visual system.
Basically, could higher resolution help in some edge cases?
> we could use better compression codecs at higher bitrates, reduce or eliminate chroma subsampling, increase color depth and/or gamut for HDR content
Those are likely to be rolled out in tandem with new resolution standards[0]
[0] https://i.imgur.com/phONmPZ.jpg https://i.imgur.com/phONmPZ.jpg
- the_clarence 8y agoWhat really matters there is not the resolution but the refresh rate, which is already good with modern TVs so what really matters are directors upgrading to HFR (48 frame per sec) or 60FPS. It’s coming :)
- kristianp 8y agoThat would be nice, but is it really coming? The first hobbit movie was a big introduction to hfr movies and the reviews were very negative. There hasn't been much interest in 60fps movies since then.
- the_clarence 8y agoSame for color and sound when it came out. It’ll take some time for people to adjust but it is definitely coming.