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**buchmausar** · 08-23-2009, 09:12 AM

Correction: Your nan bought the wrong tv

Trust me there's nothing wrong with having a 50" Pioneer, or even bigger. No matter what size the room is.

I'm sitting 1.5 meters (5 feet) from my 50" Panny plasma, no it isn't ideal, but I can definitely not count the pixels; the picture looks excellent.

Perhaps, it's only a Panasonic or whatever, but I'm not sure whether to disagree with you or not. I've yet to come across a single television where I can't see the pixels (not count them cause there's to many

) when I'm seated up close. Also seated close you can see pixelation or stair stepping. it only goes away when you move back. It's present on all large TV's, the smaller 1080 TV's have it less noticeable due to having smaller pixels.

08-23-2009, 09:12 AM	#18
buchmausar Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 548 Senior Member	Correction: Your nan bought the wrong tv Trust me there's nothing wrong with having a 50" Pioneer, or even bigger. No matter what size the room is. I'm sitting 1.5 meters (5 feet) from my 50" Panny plasma, no it isn't ideal, but I can definitely not count the pixels; the picture looks excellent. Perhaps, it's only a Panasonic or whatever, but I'm not sure whether to disagree with you or not. I've yet to come across a single television where I can't see the pixels (not count them cause there's to many) when I'm seated up close. Also seated close you can see pixelation or stair stepping. it only goes away when you move back. It's present on all large TV's, the smaller 1080 TV's have it less noticeable due to having smaller pixels.
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