1080p and the Acuity of Human Vision

jmke · 10th April 2007, 17:20

The most obvious qualification: Is this performance improvement manifest under real world viewing conditions? After all, one can purchase 200mph speed-rated tires for a Toyota Prius®. Expectations of a real performance improvement based on such an investment will likely go unfulfilled, however! In the consumer electronics world we have to ask a similar question. I can buy 1080p gear, but will I see the difference? The answer to this question is a bit more ambiguous.

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10th April 2007, 18:15

I will just buy higher strength glasses.

10th April 2007, 17:20	#1
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,021	1080p and the Acuity of Human Vision The most obvious qualification: Is this performance improvement manifest under real world viewing conditions? After all, one can purchase 200mph speed-rated tires for a Toyota Prius®. Expectations of a real performance improvement based on such an investment will likely go unfulfilled, however! In the consumer electronics world we have to ask a similar question. I can buy 1080p gear, but will I see the difference? The answer to this question is a bit more ambiguous. http://www.audioholics.com/education...f-human-vision __________________

10th April 2007, 18:15	#2
Kougar Posts: n/a	I will just buy higher strength glasses.