ST Alpha - "What is the limit? 16K, 32K, 256K? -- nm" (Reading a Post)

SlickerTalk
Search Archives
The Leaderboard
The FAQ

Login
Create Account

Search Dr. S. Talk
TT/ST Wiki
How Well Do You Know ...

RSS Feed

Hosting by DigitalOcean

Support ST on Ko-Fi

Down to Post

Backboards:

Posts: 162

In response to ""Samsung is rolling out a new 8K TV line at the IFA trade show in Berlin this week." -- nm" by David

What is the limit? 16K, 32K, 256K? -- nm

Posted by Amoxy (aka amoxy) Aug 30 '18, 09:22

(No message)

Responses:

short answer - until the image becomes indistinguishable from real life. the issue right now is refresh rate - 60Hz is nice, but still recognizable - colin Aug 30, 09:37 3
- I have some content that broadcasts in both HD and 4k simultaneously ... I can mostly see the difference but it's not dramatic - Reagen Aug 30, 09:43 2
  - 4k is definitely a step up in image resolution, but even them, you're getting a very compressed version for transmission. - colin Aug 30, 09:45 1
    - Fair enough. Re: upscales, lots of things originally aired in SD look horrendous in HD -- (edited) - Reagen Aug 30, 09:48
supposedly Disney is already scanning the classic movies into higher resolutions... -- nm - Remlik Aug 30, 09:37 1
- 35mm has about a 4k resolution available. 70mm, much more, but it's rarer. Once we go beyond 4k, content is a big issue. -- nm - colin Aug 30, 09:38
That's a good question that gives me an excuse to email Tex, thanks! - David Aug 30, 09:29 1
- IM: heh -- nm - mud Aug 30, 09:34
depends what size of display we're talking about - Reagen Aug 30, 09:28 2
- (each pixel in the board at the Cowboys' stadium is 20mm) -- nm - Reagen Aug 30, 09:31 1
  - 20mm is the pixel pitch, but direct view LED isn't exactly apples to oranges in comparison. -- nm - colin Aug 30, 09:43
To infinity - Spawn Aug 30, 09:27

Post a message top

Replies are disabled on threads older than 7 days.