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Many others would be frustrated if they have to compromise.
by rat9988 4y ago
Many others would be frustrated if they have to compromise.
- cyanydeez 4y agoMost people see very little beyond 1080p
- ddingus 4y agoFrankly, as I get older I can appreciate that statement. I can see it still, but I don't care. And thinking about it, I quit caring at 1080i. (Growing up with CRT video, interlace isn't something that bothers me) I super appreciated 1080p :) And that's all I really need. What I've noticed is that my appreciation of the material doesn't improve with the resolution beyond 1080p. And I really like glowing phosphors in tubes, first the CRT, then a pretty great plasma that I plan on camping on, until whatever OLED thing makes sense at some point in the future. That set will probably run well beyond 1080p. I won't care, might even run it at 1080p anyway. Extreme detail seems to take me out of the production sometimes, or I see artifacts that I would not see at a lower resolution. Think people call it the "soap opera" effect.
- account42 4y agoResolution isn't the only thing that is is improving. If anything, resolution has pretty much flatlined with 4K at least for now (yes, there are 8K screens if you have too much money but the pay off just not there). Contrast and colors however are much more easily noticeable. Evene someome with bad eyes can notice the ugly grey that pre-OLED monitors call "black".