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Old 06-21-2010, 10:03 AM   #1
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Default Ive learnt to love the black bars

I admit ive been one of those people who have come on here moaning about the black bars when i first started using the website.I've learnt that wider ratios are better as they show more information,are more detailed and everything dosent look as close to the camera.I think the people who don't like them probably have small sets.Ive even been one of those people who have even distorted the image with using different tv ratio settings but with the help of people in here ive educated myself to know watching a movie in its original ratio with pixel by pixel setting is the only way you should watch it.I now enjoy watching them with the black bars.I would say though to get that real big screen feel with a 2.40:1 movie youd need at least a 52" my 46" feels a bit small with a 2.40:1 movie.

p.s to hollywood please dont go more than 2.40:1 though i'll need a 65"
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