• @[email protected]
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    262 days ago

    Until they can get laser projectors to match the brightness of at least older oled, I just can’t use it as a main screen. The picture quality is great on a lot of them, just not bright enough to use in a windowed room.

    • @QuarterSwede
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      172 days ago

      It’ll never happen even if they get super bright. Can’t get darker than the thing it’s being projected on to. Contrast ratio will always be lacking.

    • @WhiteOakBayou
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      82 days ago

      I use a projector for my main entertainment display in a windowed room and when I find myself somewhere with a good large 4k screen I’m very aware of how much deeper the blacks are and how it’s just a bit sharper on the tv. I don’t mind trading the image quality for having it mounted up and out of the way though.

    • @NOT_RICK
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      182 days ago

      Is there even any 8k content to miss out on?

      • @[email protected]
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        There’s barely 4k content to miss out on. I guess there’s UHD Bluray, but many (most?) streaming services find some way to not provide 4k. My internet can barely handle 4k, 8k would obliterate it.

      • @[email protected]
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        112 days ago

        Who can even tell the difference between 4K and 8K when you’re sitting a normal distance from the screen?

        • @JaddedFauceet
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          17 hours ago

          4k is noticeble arm length from a 30 inch monitor

          for a TV… well… just gotta sit closer then

      • dindonmasker
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        72 days ago

        For me the only 8K content i tried on a VR display is just cranking up a game to 8K wich looked really good but also showed the textures and model geometry is not ready for that and also the games i tried ran at very low frame rates. But when i wasn’t moving around i could see very far, very clearly because of the amount of pixels per degree. I tried the witcher 3 and resident evil village maxed out. Running on a 3090. Village was insanely good looking but it was using all of the 24GB of Vram of the 3090. I really liked the visual settings in village. For me 8K on a VR display is more about having a big panel separated into small windows that all look clear.

      • @CosmoNova
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        62 days ago

        I’ve heard at least one japanese TV channel offers 8K content from time to time such as 2001: A Space Odyssey, which has an incredible native resolution because it was filmed with a NASA camera. Other than that, I haven’t heard of anything.

      • @triptrapper
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        22 days ago

        Samsara was the first movie to be scanned in 8K. It’s stunning in 4K, so I think I would also enjoy it in 8K.

  • qyron
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    92 days ago

    Is there an ongoing project to achieve more-real-than-real image?

    • skulblaka
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      52 days ago

      How about “less real than your current 4k TV because projectors look like roasted ass outside a movie theater”?

      Seriously. Projectors are cool. Do you own windows in your home? Don’t buy a projector. Watching stuff on it outside of perfect darkness sucks way more than just having a regular TV.

      • @QuarterSwede
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        22 days ago

        And honestly, once you’ve gone OLED you won’t go back. They’re that much better.

    • @cm0002OP
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      72 days ago

      I just want a damn holodeck :(