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Old 11-02-2017, 04:12 PM   #1
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i just saw this image of 4k vs 1080p does the next resolution remove the rest of the blur?
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Like 8K?

Do you know how close you'd have to set to a TV to see the pixels like those examples? On my 32'' monitor I have to zoom in 800%.

I wouldn't worry about such things.
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Like 8K?

Do you know how close you'd have to set to a TV to see the pixels like those examples? On my 32'' monitor I have to zoom in 800%.

I wouldn't worry about such things.
so wait in 4k you can't even see the remaining blur anyway come think of it i don't think it's blur i think it's something i can't put my finger on it

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Old 11-05-2017, 08:58 PM   #4
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so wait in 4k you can't even see the remaining blur anyway come think of it i don't think it's blur i think it's something i can't put my finger on it
Do you just mean pixelation?
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Do you just mean pixelation?
look at the image on the right is that pizelation or something else.
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look at the image on the right is that pizelation or something else.
All you need to do is say Dolby Vision and it will be a The most incredible image ever.
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All you need to do is say Dolby Vision and it will be a The most incredible image ever.
wait that's what i'm see is wrong ok then 4k is the maximum resolution for tv then anything beyond that is pointless
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wait that's what i'm see is wrong ok then 4k is the maximum resolution for tv then anything beyond that is pointless
What i am saying you see from the reactions its not much difference when its anything but dolby vision. It has been said time and again its minimal over HDR 10 but its dolby vision the greatest thing since tv was invented. It show the hypocrisy of people on this site.
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All you need to do is say Dolby Vision and it will be a The most incredible image ever.
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What i am saying you see from the reactions its not much difference when its anything but dolby vision. It has been said time and again its minimal over HDR 10 but its dolby vision the greatest thing since tv was invented. It show the hypocrisy of people on this site.
I'm guessing you have a HDR10 only 4k set?
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I'm guessing you have a HDR10 only 4k set?
yes i do thats not the point. The point is as i stated if he changed the picture to say Dolby Vision vs 1080p People on this site would be praising it. But since its not dolby vision its no big deal.

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look at the image on the right is that pizelation or something else.
They are both visibly pixelated, but the image on the right has smaller pixels so you see more detail. All digital images are pixelated, but depending on the pixel size and the distance you're viewing the image from, the pixels may be too small for your eye to see so the image looks smooth.
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