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Andreas21



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Posted: Tue Mar 03, 2015 10:12 am    Post subject:

km987654 wrote:
Diddern wrote:
km987654 wrote:
Diddern wrote:
ElTopo wrote:
Diddern please get some basics !

You are zooming into a pic with some kb on YOUR LCD monitor = pixels on your side


Trust me those Pixels are not from that superb CRT projector.


that is Clair pixels and NO kb because they are 1080P pixels. just to try to say sorting else on a crt lol
But the picture looked nice crt or digital.
I rest my case.
Have a nice day


Still you don't post any wonderful digital images Cool


Do i need to??? alreaddy posted haha, I just say busted like always crt rock haha


Yes you need!

You need to post a wonderful movie shot. If can't you should stop attacking others. Cool


This is a screenshot from Avatar on the Sony VW1000.



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Diddern



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Posted: Tue Mar 03, 2015 10:33 am    Post subject:

And this is a screenshot of a Crt hahaha
Nice on. But this is the same over and over.
Clair pixel lines also hahahahahaha



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mp20748



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Posted: Tue Mar 03, 2015 10:38 am    Post subject:

Here we go again, doing sharpness comparisons..Rolling Eyes
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Andreas21



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Posted: Tue Mar 03, 2015 10:49 am    Post subject:

double post.

This site clearly have stability problems.

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Andreas21



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Posted: Tue Mar 03, 2015 10:49 am    Post subject:

mp20748 wrote:
Here we go again, doing sharpness comparisons..Rolling Eyes


This has nothing to do with sharpness comparisons.

This is a digital screenshot posted as a CRT screenshot. And I only posted a screenshot of the VW1000 because someone asked for it and Diddern did not post...

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Posted: Tue Mar 03, 2015 10:53 am    Post subject:

Stunning looks of that digital! I like it a lot. Smile

But cartoon always look good so try post some of mine - or whatever you please - and I'll try and match. Just so you know, I'm not attacking you or anybody else and you are entitled to whatever opinion you have about mine, be it digital enhanced or not, so go loose on me all you like, I just don't care.

Buuut.., I feel the need to rub this in some more so here's another screenie of American Psycho.



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Posted: Tue Mar 03, 2015 11:00 am    Post subject:

thewolfman wrote:
Stunning looks of that digital! I like it a lot. Smile

But cartoon always look good so try post some of mine - or whatever you please - and I'll try and match. Just so you know, I'm not attacking you or anybody else and you are entitled to whatever opinion you have about mine, be it digital enhanced or not, so go loose on me all you like, I just don't care.

Buuut.., I feel the need to rub this in some more so here's another screenie of American Psycho.


God for you End of story Game Over.
Picture looks god.
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Andreas21



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Posted: Tue Mar 03, 2015 11:00 am    Post subject:

Here is a screenshot from the JVC X500. I have not taken it as almost never take screenshots, but it was posted in the JVC X500 tread on AVSForum. And as I own both the JVC X500 and Sony VW1100 I can stand for this picture taken by trans_lux on AVSForum.

This is also the last screenshot I will post as I have clearly stated what my view on screenshots is.



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thewolfman



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Posted: Tue Mar 03, 2015 11:06 am    Post subject:

A bit lazy to steal someone else's just to get the rush of seeing me post the same thing, don't you think? Well, I do. You got to at least post some of your own to make it interesting.

Digital vs CRT screenie thread?
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barclay66



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Posted: Tue Mar 03, 2015 11:08 am    Post subject:

mp20748 wrote:
Here we go again, doing sharpness comparisons..Rolling Eyes

The greatest joke of all:

- A screenshot is posted (presumably from a CRT projector)
- The picture is posted in JPG format
- Everyone seems to have forgotten that JPG isn't a lossless format
- Compression artifacts are misinterpreted as pixels
- Picture is identified as digital projector screenshot

BTW: Even if the picture was saved using a lossles format it still could have pixel-like structures due to the resolution limits of the digital camera used for taking the picture. In order to compare a FullHD-Picture with the ablility to distinguish a digital projection from a CRT the camera would need at least four times that resolution (> 8Mpixel) and an optimum alignment versus the screen...

Regards,
barclay66

P.S. and my conclusion:
For me it only matters if I like the picture quality that I see. If this is the case, then numbers, brands and features are irrelevant. Makes life much more simple!
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km987654



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Posted: Tue Mar 03, 2015 11:11 am    Post subject:

Very Nice. Its obviously very sharp (Avatar). Is it any better contrast (or PQ since thats probably broader) than the CRT shots on this forum? I realise there are limits to taking screen shots but they apply to both digital and CRT alike so everyone is faced with the same issues.

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Andreas21



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Posted: Tue Mar 03, 2015 11:15 am    Post subject:

thewolfman wrote:
A bit lazy to steal someone else's just to get the rush of seeing me post the same thing, don't you think? Well, I do. You got to at least post some of your own to make it interesting.

Digital vs CRT screenie thread?


As I clearly said I rearly take screenshots, and as I am at work I remembered this screenshot taken by trans_lux. I could easily said it was me who took it, but as I am an honest guy I told the thruth.

And I am aware of what we see can be compression artifacs and it probarbly is and I am not going to take alot of screenshots and post them here to create a Digital vs CRT screenshot war as it is pointless.

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Andreas21



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Posted: Tue Mar 03, 2015 11:17 am    Post subject:

km987654 wrote:
Very Nice. Its obviously very sharp (Avatar). Is it any better contrast than the CRT shots on this forum? I realise there are limits to taking screen shots but they apply to both digital and CRT alike so everyone is faced with the same issues.


If you want to compare screenshots it is needed to be taken in the same room with the same screen and with the same camera and settings, then it can be used for comparisons. If not it is totally worthless as a screenshot can easily be manipulared to look better(blacklevel) than what is on screen.

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km987654



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Posted: Tue Mar 03, 2015 11:18 am    Post subject:

Andreas21 wrote:
thewolfman wrote:
A bit lazy to steal someone else's just to get the rush of seeing me post the same thing, don't you think? Well, I do. You got to at least post some of your own to make it interesting.

Digital vs CRT screenie thread?


As I clearly said I rearly take screenshots, and as I am at work I remembered this screenshot taken by trans_lux. I could easily said it was me who took it, but as I am an honest guy I told the thruth.

And I am aware of what we see can be compression artifacs and it probarbly is and I am not going to take alot of screenshots and post them here to create a Digital vs CRT screenshot war as it is pointless.



Without screen shots we only have what people say about picture quality. Sure its not perfect but its better to see than to just read about someones impressions. Well thats my view.
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km987654



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Posted: Tue Mar 03, 2015 11:21 am    Post subject:

Andreas21 wrote:
km987654 wrote:
Very Nice. Its obviously very sharp (Avatar). Is it any better contrast than the CRT shots on this forum? I realise there are limits to taking screen shots but they apply to both digital and CRT alike so everyone is faced with the same issues.


If you want to compare screenshots it is needed to be taken in the same room with the same screen and with the same camera and settings, then it can be used for comparisons. If not it is totally worthless as a screenshot can easily be manipulared to look better(blacklevel) than what is on screen.


You're not suggesting some people will cheat are you. Laughing
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Andreas21



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Posted: Tue Mar 03, 2015 11:22 am    Post subject:

km987654 wrote:
Andreas21 wrote:
thewolfman wrote:
A bit lazy to steal someone else's just to get the rush of seeing me post the same thing, don't you think? Well, I do. You got to at least post some of your own to make it interesting.

Digital vs CRT screenie thread?


As I clearly said I rearly take screenshots, and as I am at work I remembered this screenshot taken by trans_lux. I could easily said it was me who took it, but as I am an honest guy I told the thruth.

And I am aware of what we see can be compression artifacs and it probarbly is and I am not going to take alot of screenshots and post them here to create a Digital vs CRT screenshot war as it is pointless.



Without screen shots we only have what people say about picture quality. Sure its not perfect but its better to see than to just read about someones impressions. Well thats my view.


Yes, if the person taking the screenshots knows what he is doing and donīt manipulate the picture you can get an idea, but if you want to compare you need to do what I said in my earlier post.

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km987654



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Posted: Tue Mar 03, 2015 11:26 am    Post subject:

Andreas21 wrote:
km987654 wrote:
Very Nice. Its obviously very sharp (Avatar). Is it any better contrast than the CRT shots on this forum? I realise there are limits to taking screen shots but they apply to both digital and CRT alike so everyone is faced with the same issues.


If you want to compare screenshots it is needed to be taken in the same room with the same screen and with the same camera and settings, then it can be used for comparisons. If not it is totally worthless as a screenshot can easily be manipulared to look better(blacklevel) than what is on screen.


As far as I can see all of the rubbish input people have about what ever they are looking at is just rubbish. (Did I say rubbish). Anything anybody says about image quality is subjective so I am not sure why showing an image is less acceptable.
Sure people can cheat thats their problem if they have to sink to that level and can't be honest.
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km987654



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Posted: Tue Mar 03, 2015 11:31 am    Post subject:

Andreas21 wrote:
km987654 wrote:
Andreas21 wrote:
thewolfman wrote:
A bit lazy to steal someone else's just to get the rush of seeing me post the same thing, don't you think? Well, I do. You got to at least post some of your own to make it interesting.

Digital vs CRT screenie thread?


As I clearly said I rearly take screenshots, and as I am at work I remembered this screenshot taken by trans_lux. I could easily said it was me who took it, but as I am an honest guy I told the thruth.

And I am aware of what we see can be compression artifacs and it probarbly is and I am not going to take alot of screenshots and post them here to create a Digital vs CRT screenshot war as it is pointless.



Without screen shots we only have what people say about picture quality. Sure its not perfect but its better to see than to just read about someones impressions. Well thats my view.


Yes, if the person taking the screenshots knows what he is doing and donīt manipulate the picture you can get an idea, but if you want to compare you need to do what I said in my earlier post.


Well thats not possible we can't all use the same room etc but we could set a standard for screen shots. How to setup your Camera. If screen shots mean nothing then what value do personal comments about whatever someone says they are watching have?
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thewolfman



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Posted: Tue Mar 03, 2015 11:34 am    Post subject:

barclay66 wrote:
mp20748 wrote:
Here we go again, doing sharpness comparisons..Rolling Eyes

The greatest joke of all:

- A screenshot is posted (presumably from a CRT projector)
- The picture is posted in JPG format
- Everyone seems to have forgotten that JPG isn't a lossless format
- Compression artifacts are misinterpreted as pixels
- Picture is identified as digital projector screenshot

BTW: Even if the picture was saved using a lossles format it still could have pixel-like structures due to the resolution limits of the digital camera used for taking the picture. In order to compare a FullHD-Picture with the ablility to distinguish a digital projection from a CRT the camera would need at least four times that resolution (> 8Mpixel) and an optimum alignment versus the screen...

Regards,
barclay66

P.S. and my conclusion:
For me it only matters if I like the picture quality that I see. If this is the case, then numbers, brands and features are irrelevant. Makes life much more simple!



Right, my images are saved as JPEG in Paint - after I selected them from Paintshop where I select the best once, as I have 3 different ways of focusing on my camera and I always shoot at least 3 of each: One that focus in on tiny things, one that focus in on a larger box in the middle and one that focus in on the overall image. For the most part I go with the middle box kind. And there could be some compression artefacts that could give them a digital touch to it, but I never thought about it until recently when innuendos were being tossed around.

Why I move them over to Paint is because I want to re-size them to 1800 pix width easy.
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Diddern



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Posted: Tue Mar 03, 2015 11:40 am    Post subject:

km987654 wrote:
Andreas21 wrote:
km987654 wrote:
Very Nice. Its obviously very sharp (Avatar). Is it any better contrast than the CRT shots on this forum? I realise there are limits to taking screen shots but they apply to both digital and CRT alike so everyone is faced with the same issues.


If you want to compare screenshots it is needed to be taken in the same room with the same screen and with the same camera and settings, then it can be used for comparisons. If not it is totally worthless as a screenshot can easily be manipulared to look better(blacklevel) than what is on screen.


As far as I can see all of the rubbish input people have about what ever they are looking at is just rubbish. (Did I say rubbish). Anything anybody says about image quality is subjective so I am not sure why showing an image is less acceptable.
Sure people can cheat thats their problem if they have to sink to that level and can't be honest.


I have always been honest, and always will. To sink to that level will never happen.

I know what a 909 cine9 and a good Crt look like trust me.

What I want to know is how good a Crt can be and how close/far from today's tecnology.

Hope to see this if Greg Eisemann takes the trip to Norway.
And maybe can show a Crt 909 at its definitive best.

And for those that still don't know Crt have lines in picture not pixels😇
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