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Take a sheet of white paper 10 inches wide and draw 480 evenly spaced vertical lines on that paper. Do you see the lines? Or do you see a gray sheet of paper?
by geofft 6y ago
Take a sheet of white paper 10 inches wide and draw 480 evenly spaced vertical lines on that paper. Do you see the lines? Or do you see a gray sheet of paper?
Does that mean the lines don't exist?
- sudosysgen 6y agoI don't care that they exist, I care that they >looks perfectly sharp, as sharp as a black sheet of paper They don't. Pixels are so small that they they start looking like (or are well into looking like) a sample that is used to from an image. If pixels "looked perfectly sharp, as sharp as a black sheet of paper", this wouldn't be the case. As far as your eyes, the sharp lines might as well be blurry waves of an appropriate contrast. So in an image sense, the lines don't really exist anymore, all that exists is a blurry brightness function and not infinitely sharp lines.