jetrii said:
If you were looking at TV shaped like a window with ultra high definition, it would have to display 500FPS in order for you to think it were real. Anything less and it won't look the same. Close, but not the same. A face could flash for 1/500th of a second and you will still be able to recognize it. |
That depends on the person, remember, not every human has the same eye-brain configuration, the tiniest change in our genetic code can change our whole view on the world, same with the other senses, why a person listens to a song in a vinyl LP, then a CD, then a MP3, then a 5.1 AAC audio, then a FLAC, and says "they all sound the same", but another person listens to the same song, one in MP3-256kb, and the other one in MP3-320kb (without knowing this) and he says "i prefer the 2nd one, has more sound quality"?
Right here there are people that you put that HDTV in window shape, put a 250 FPS video simulating the sky, and they buy it, and there's other people that you put the same video in 450 FPS and they say "that's a phreaking TV, where's my window??"
One day i hooked up my DVD player to my HDTV in 2 ways, composite and HDMI, i was with 3 friends and i put a movie first in the HDMI mode, then when i had the chance, i switched it to composite, they came back, and 2 noticed inmediatly that something was wrong while the other one just said "what?"...
