Morning Consolidation [Feb 13, 2009, 10:20 am ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
Visual artifacts = Not that I've seen.
MPG blocks = Not visable on Blu-Ray. Rarely visible on DVD. Occasionally visible on digital TV. Nothing to do with screen technology.
obvious gradients = Not that I've seen.
dropped frames = Not that I've seen.
unnatural color palettes = if badly configured - much like every other system.
'lit grey' as the new black = Not noticeably for me.
overshoot, undershoot = OK, I don't know what these are.
Light bleed = Not that I've seen.
Weird aliasing = Not that I've seen.
How old was the last LCD screen you used??
What do you mean by analog at the end? VHS? The cinema? Cinemas are changing to digital projectors. Or do you mean CRT displays?
This comment was edited on Feb 13, 2009, 18:16.
MPG blocks = Not visable on Blu-Ray. Rarely visible on DVD. Occasionally visible on digital TV. Nothing to do with screen technology.
obvious gradients = Not that I've seen.
dropped frames = Not that I've seen.
unnatural color palettes = if badly configured - much like every other system.
'lit grey' as the new black = Not noticeably for me.
overshoot, undershoot = OK, I don't know what these are.
Light bleed = Not that I've seen.
Weird aliasing = Not that I've seen.
How old was the last LCD screen you used??
What do you mean by analog at the end? VHS? The cinema? Cinemas are changing to digital projectors. Or do you mean CRT displays?
This comment was edited on Feb 13, 2009, 18:16.
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