So I watched my first Blu-ray movie tonight...

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Username2324 said:

Yajimari21 said:

Username2324 said:
I meant the original poster, and 1080i is no better than 720p.

37" LCD-- my PS3 is automatically set to output in 1080p.

 

I guess part of my point is that if you have to "hunt down" certain types of Blu-ray movies to REALLY see a difference, then there actually isn't that much of a difference at all, and the average consumer won't care until the price has come down considerably. I think that I'm just going to stick to DVD for now, but since I already bought Spiderman 3 in Blu, I might try it out in the next few days to have the true blu-ray ~*EXPERIENCE*~ (lol).

 

EDIT: LOL @ Magnific0--- ilu2, bb <333

You have a 37" 1080p LCD TV and you can't tell the difference? WOW! You should notice a vast difference between the two, and my point was BD titles shot with film cameras have grains and don't look as good as titles shot with HD cameras. Roving Mars is a great movie to show case the beauty of 1080p.

Anyways, either the settings on your PS3 and TV are wack, or you need glasses/contacts.

 

 (Sorry guys...but is double-posting against the rules if it's a different post I'm quoting?)

They might not have full RGB and super white on...