Cinema v HDTV Quality
16 August 2011, 07:20 AM
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Cinema v HDTV Quality
Yesterday watched Rise of the Apes and was very disappointed with the overall picture quality
Dark , colours lacked lustre , focus not quite there .
This was in a modern cinema , so all the equipment would only be a couple of years old .
When compared with modern displays or projectors the home set up appears to be light years ahead now.
Dark , colours lacked lustre , focus not quite there .
This was in a modern cinema , so all the equipment would only be a couple of years old .
When compared with modern displays or projectors the home set up appears to be light years ahead now.
16 August 2011, 07:25 AM
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Ir doesn't really matter how new the equipment is if it is not set up, maintained, or operated properly. Sounds like this is the case.
Also it could be a poor 'print' (copy) of the film that they are running.
Also it could be a poor 'print' (copy) of the film that they are running.
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lol
16 August 2011, 08:16 AM
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i can well believe the setup errors
However mates keep saying how rubbish my crt pic quality is (and how crap to not have 100 channels to choose from) - i go round his gaff to see his flat screen virgin media fibre optic supplied setup , and i swear the picture quality is more blurred than mine
i know i need more glasses - but im not THAT far out ( they are just falling to pieces)
However mates keep saying how rubbish my crt pic quality is (and how crap to not have 100 channels to choose from) - i go round his gaff to see his flat screen virgin media fibre optic supplied setup , and i swear the picture quality is more blurred than mine
i know i need more glasses - but im not THAT far out ( they are just falling to pieces)
16 August 2011, 08:23 AM
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My living room setup looks and sounds better than most of the cinemas I've been to but I still like watching stuff on the "big screen".
Recently a new cinema has opened up near me that has renewed my love of the cinema, the smaller screens are setup wonderfully and sound great.
Recently a new cinema has opened up near me that has renewed my love of the cinema, the smaller screens are setup wonderfully and sound great.
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Yesterday watched Rise of the Apes and was very disappointed with the overall picture quality
Dark , colours lacked lustre , focus not quite there .
This was in a modern cinema , so all the equipment would only be a couple of years old .
When compared with modern displays or projectors the home set up appears to be light years ahead now.
Dark , colours lacked lustre , focus not quite there .
This was in a modern cinema , so all the equipment would only be a couple of years old .
When compared with modern displays or projectors the home set up appears to be light years ahead now.
That's digital shoite for you. Not a patch on proper film. Flat as arseholes.
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