For me the 4K UHDTV may need a normal viewing distance of 1x screen height
to see the difference (from HDTV) but I have never seen 4K material at the
moment. 3D feel require proper sharpness (not too much or too coarse) and
contrast, the difference you see may be just the difference between a proper
adjusted TV vs a poorer one.
BTW, I have seen too many out-of-focus shots on Hollywood movies with my
1080p projector, I don't need 4K to see them.
I could be one of the guy who never want or need a 4K TV but 4K video is
starting to available to consumer grade camera and HDTV could be fade out in
5-10 years. I have a history to upgrade my TV every 5-6 years (it will be
longer since I have retired :-)), I may be forced to upgarde my TV to 4K in
next turn.
C.H.Ling
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From: "SwissPace" <ian@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
I purposely skipped the HD TV years and as soon as I can justify/afford it
I will be buying a UHDTV probably the samsung F9080, I had read internet
reports about it being no better than HDTV at normal vewing etc, but to my
eyes that is rubbish, I can see its sharper and more 3D like (without
glasses) a bit like the micro contrast of a really sharp lens, which will
also last 20 years like the rear projection. I am concerned about the
robustness of an lcd TV especially with Cai around but hopefully we can
protect it enough.
BTW I have been posting some photos on Facebook but not here, this is not
a list snub, I just don't have much time at the moment, haven't even been
able to play properly with the new camper.
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