I cant even watch movies on a 55" TV ,my projector screen is 120"
Each to their own but image quality is more important to me than a large washed out picture
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I cant even watch movies on a 55" TV ,my projector screen is 120"
I conceded already that your post was answering the question in the thread title rather his question about his nephew.Because I differentiate between the average and the enthusiast/informed, I thought my post where I put in my arguments for different resolutions would have inferred that.
Just from this quote alone, you can see that I caveat each option with the type of person I think it would be best suited to. This option is best IF this is true. Then I make a generalised statement, and even clarify "average consumer" to make this clear.
You seem to be attempting to dismiss my arguments because my generalised statement is at odds with my caveated statement, while ignoring the fact that one is a generalised statement and one has the caveat.
Each to their own but image quality is more important to me than a large washed out picture
Wrong. Higher PPI means better image quality.
I cant even watch movies on a 55" TV ,my projector screen is 120"
Sure we are.I think you’ll find it’s not wrong, it’s a difference of opinion. We are entitled to our own after all.
Also I understand about difference of opinion. But I am not sure that applies to everything. Like say if someone said to you 1+1= 3 and you disagree and he says it is a difference of opinion man... That's what I feel just happened
Lol. WeakGuess you must be wrong then.
I conceded already that your post was answering the question in the thread title rather his question about his nephew.
You have yet to answer my questions however. To help make it a bit more clear:
These are things you have accused me of.
- Where in this thread have a I attacked anyone?
- Where in this thread have I ignored 21:9?
- Where in this thread have I shown bias?
Because it's safer than chasing kiddies, more socially acceptable than chasing chubbies, less stressful than chasing payments, and sounds better than Chasing Pavements...?
1. I never said you attacked anyone, I said you attacked every opinion that differed from your own. To be clear, I'm making a distinction between disputing opinion and attacking opinion - you are doing the latter.
I will walk back the second accusation, re-reading the thread you have at least acknowledged 21:9 - although not for the aspect ratio itself but the increased refresh rate over 4k, which is the less important attribute but still - I'll concede it was overreaching to say ignored, my bad.
The third point ties a little into point 1. Earlier in the thread, page 2, you were more nuanced and accepted options other than 4k could be more appropriate - but from, essentially my post, you've been less accepting that someone (me, specifically) could possibly recommend anything but 4k. Maybe this impression came from the misunderstanding of my post - thus your posts were countering a narrative that wasn't put forward - and maybe now you understand my posts this will dissipate and will accept reasoning for other options instead of dismissing them because you prefer 4k.
I think you’ll find it’s not wrong, it’s a difference of opinion. We are entitled to our own after all.
+1 well said mate.Math isn't opinion. The 1+1=3 example is really no different to what's being said here about PPI. More pixels in any given area create a sharper and more detailed image. This is just scientific and mathmatical fact, there is no opinion about it.
Of course, there is no certainty the human eye will always see it... the difference in PPI obviously factors in and it's extremely unlikely that anyone would notice the difference between, let's say for example 60 and 70ppi. A 27" 1440p monitor with 109ppi vs a 27" 4K monitor with 163ppi however... if someone can't see the difference there then there is something wrong with their vision.
Image quality doesn't mean all that much to everyone though, and obviously we game in motion, and the fluidity and smoothness of that motion is essential to the experience. Also, some people are far more sensitive to motion speed than others, which is why a 60Hz monitor to one person is more than adequate, while to another it's abominable and virtually unplayable. This is all separate to the point though... higher PPI will always equate to sharper and more detailed imagery. The only 'opinion' that enters in to that is whether its important to someone or not.
HehIt's getting a little off topic, but if claiming opinions to be closed minded, don't make sense, a load of rubbish, strawmen, not an attack - fair enough.
And yep, you've definitely maintained that 4k IQ is better - which I totally agree with. However IQ is not the sole factor and I thought my argument nuanced that enough for you to not argue the point so vehemently