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Same, I find it takes a 100 inch plus projector before I see the difference between 720p and 1080p, at least for movies.

• juliusgeo 4y ago
  I’m not trying to be dismissive, but this viewpoint has always been strange for me. for me it is brutally obvious whenever the video has been compressed or downsized. I download most movies at 2k+ resolution because of this. I’m curious what your setup is—perhaps it’s in the way different monitors work?
  • javchz 4y ago
    Projectors sometimes create as a side effect a soft anti-aliasing thanks to the blurriness of the reflection, that makes them look a lot less pixelated than their native resolution, similar to a CRT. It's an optical illusion that if you don't care about recovering details, the image feels that "looks" better than an image of similar resolution in a LCD.
    • plasticchris 4y ago
      This, and viewing distance. 110 inches of screen at 1080p is retina resolution at 15 feet, which is about where I am.
  • cyanydeez 4y ago
    I use projectors only. I've go maybe 80" real estate and it's just unnecessary to see anymore details.