And lo on Thu, 17 Jan 2008 12:46:03 -0000, Invisible <voi### [at] devnull> did  
spake, saying:

> scott wrote:
>>> It's kinda frustrating that everything has to be at such a low  
>>> resolution to go onto a DVD. But then, when you watch it on TV... well  
>>> let me put it this way. I put a test render on there at half  
>>> resolution once. It looked horrid on my computer screen.
>>  Even if you sat the same distance from your computer screen as you did  
>> from the TV?
>
> ESPECIALLY if you sat at the same distance!!
>
> But then, people usually don't, and presumably the TV screen is designed  
> with this in mind. (For example, the three phosphore bands are clearly  
> visible to the naked eye on a TV screen. On a computer monitor, you'd  
> need a lense of some kind to see them...)

I can see them with my naked eye, I can't with my glasses on mind. I do  
have to close one eye and squint a bit though.

-- 
Phil Cook

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