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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 the
by 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 agoThis, and viewing distance. 110 inches of screen at 1080p is retina resolution at 15 feet, which is about where I am.