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Posted by WinField on 04/26/07 14:50
Justin wrote:
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>>>More detail or more screen real estate devoted to less detail?
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>>>I.e. you can see all the ice cubes in the drink but can't see Bond &
>>>Jinx on the same screen at the same time.
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>>More detail. Not just being closer to objects.
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>> Wrinkles around the eyes. Skin pores. Easier to see the threads and
>>weave of cloth. Small text/print on objects not as fuzzy.
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> By being "closer" to the objects, more fine detail can be shown as it
> has more screen real estate for less image?
Yes. That's exactly what is happening with FS "Die Another Day". A
smaller image of each movie frame can be packed with more detail into
the same size 720 x 480 DVD 'box'.
Also, let me slightly reword your sentence above. Just in case I am not
making myself clear.
Definition of ZOOM (which you considered unfair):
"More screen real-estate devoted to the SAME detail."
onward thru the fog,
- winf
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