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In response to "What is the limit? 16K, 32K, 256K? -- nm" by Amoxy

short answer - until the image becomes indistinguishable from real life. the issue right now is refresh rate - 60Hz is nice, but still recognizable

Posted by colin (aka colinski) Aug 30 '18, 09:37

as a video display. the pixel sizes become pointless, like Reagen said, once they're too dense to distinguish. the issues we're facing now is content and refresh.

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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

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short answer - until the image becomes indistinguishable from real life. the issue right now is refresh rate - 60Hz is nice, but still recognizable

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