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**Numbiydq** · 08-26-2012, 09:37 AM

I don't know about you, but current HD tv's haven't reached this point yet.

Bungle is absolutely right on this one and everyone should just get off his back.

My 60" tv is barely big enough to let me enjoy the detail of 1080p at 8 feet away, let alone 4k or 8k resolutions.

I invite you all to do a test on whatever tv you have. Find the STPE or THX viewing distance standards and then watch the same content in both 720p and 1080p resolution, see if you can make out the difference between the resolution at a distance which is longer than recommended.

Basically, over 10 feet you can't tell the difference between the res and that's for 60" sceen. Smaller ones fare much worse. In the case of 4k, 60" would be the smallest screen you'd want for it and it would only start shining at sizes over 80".

Maybe everyone in here has super hi vision mutant eyes or something, either that or a complete ignorance of basic science.

08-26-2012, 09:37 AM	#31
Numbiydq Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 568 Senior Member	I don't know about you, but current HD tv's haven't reached this point yet. Bungle is absolutely right on this one and everyone should just get off his back. My 60" tv is barely big enough to let me enjoy the detail of 1080p at 8 feet away, let alone 4k or 8k resolutions. I invite you all to do a test on whatever tv you have. Find the STPE or THX viewing distance standards and then watch the same content in both 720p and 1080p resolution, see if you can make out the difference between the resolution at a distance which is longer than recommended. Basically, over 10 feet you can't tell the difference between the res and that's for 60" sceen. Smaller ones fare much worse. In the case of 4k, 60" would be the smallest screen you'd want for it and it would only start shining at sizes over 80". Maybe everyone in here has super hi vision mutant eyes or something, either that or a complete ignorance of basic science.
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