alrightiwill said:
Danman27 said:
Mr Puggsly said:
Danman27 said:
Mr Puggsly said:
Danman27 said:
I think the difference between 1080p and 720p is incredibly easy to see. |
On a massive screen, yeah.
Side by side, yeah.
But could the average person give a definite answer on a screen being 720p, 900p, or 1080p? No.
I have a 32 inch 720p TV and a 32 inch 1080p. I could easily fool people into believing my 720p screen is 1080p.
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I could tell the difference between 720p from 1080p screenshot from across the room on my 23 inch screen. It just looks blurrier. I don't know how else to explain it. I'm not saying everyone can that easily, and I acknowledge that I spend a lot of time in front of a monitor, so I'm probably better than most. But if I can do that, I think most people should at least be able to tell the difference under realistic conditions.
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Stretched pictures aren't the same as games in motion.
I have an Xbox One and I've playing games that vary from 720p, 900p, and 1080p. I couldn't give a definite answer what resolution a game is by just looking at it, I can only presume.
If a game has filtering to hide jaggies, it become even more difficult to give a definite answer.
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I never said that I could just look at an image and say "yeah, that's 1080p." I'm saying that I can easily tell the difference between 720p and 1080p.
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Out of curiosity, what 720p and 1080p comparison sources have you viewed concurrently to be able to distinguish the difference?
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A large amount of games that I own on steam/origin/uplay (far cry 3, borderlands 2, metro 2033/LL, battlfield 3/4, etc). Also some screen shots online, but those don't tend to be as high quality as the game itself.
