Fuzzy picture for VOD. Archived from groups: alt.video.digital-tv () . Archived from groups: alt.video.digital-tv () Archived from groups: alt.video.digital-tv () On Thu, 8 Apr 2004 17:47:47 -0400, "Bob H" posted: I couldn't find any mention of local...

Fuzzy Picture On LCD. Archived from groups: alt.tv.tech.hdtv () I'm interested in LCD HDTV and went to a local electronics retailer for a demo. A Sharp LC-45GX6U displayed an HD fashion show broadcast. When the model walked down the runway, the clothing...

digital camera I don't understand why i similar camera sent to Titan gets those bad stitched pictures. Same with first fuzzy pictures of the Moon back in 1969 while high quality ones had been made since the beginning of the century.. Archived from groups:...

However, when I mate the HP to > the Sony to show a high-resolution picture (uncompressed TIFF 50 MB) > the picture on the Sony is washed out and fuzzy. In fact the Windows > Desktop is barely readable on the TV. At the same time, the same >picture on...

I wouldn't go so far to call the images as being "fuzzy". The pictures are still clear, but when they're talking about the softness of a picture, it usually refers to the overall ambience of the photograph, not the details. Archived from groups: alt.comp.periphs.dcameras...

all the eye candy turned on. You would have to lower the resolution to 1280x1024 or even 1024x768 to get the same eye-candy. Thus the lcd will have to interpolate it up to 16x12 which makes the "fuzzy" picture mentioned above. Other then increasing the picture...

sd that sits no more than 11 xbox game case lengths from my viewing location (I still have to look up what those measure), and I wanted to see how much bigger a 34 and 44 inch widescreen would be...I guess I'm more of a picture person. Archived from groups:...

Don't know what the diagnal measure would be. (normal 27" > is 16" high). But the big advantage to HD is that the picture quality holds up for really big screens. With SD, you got a fuzzy picture on the 40 and 50" RP TVs. Movies on DVDs hold up...

less than half the cost and easily carry the camera in my pocket, I doubt I would ever buy another DSRL. I bet there are many people like me that would choose convenience over taking marginally better pictures. Especially considering the cost difference...