You are strange my old mate.clapham_gull said:Just stretch that picture..
Its very interesting that we can't now do without it. Anyone out there who hasn't got a widescreen tv think twice about getting one, because you can't go back.
It is to do with the fact that your eye sight is more 16:9 (widescreen) than the old more square (4:3) format.
My television is always stretched out even with old style recording. I find it hard to watch a 4:3 picture now - I have to stretch it out.
clapham_gull said:Just stretch that picture..
Its very interesting that we can't now do without it. Anyone out there who hasn't got a widescreen tv think twice about getting one, because you can't go back.
It is to do with the fact that your eye sight is more 16:9 (widescreen) than the old more square (4:3) format.
My television is always stretched out even with old style recording. I find it hard to watch a 4:3 picture now - I have to stretch it out.
JAMC said:The thing is that the picture then becomes distorted and unreal. Beckham will look like Vanessa Feltz!
But only on The Discovery Channel, eh?clapham_gull said:Me and brother work in the television industry in a technical capacity. He could bore you to pieces about broadcast aspect ratios.
clapham_gull said:Me and brother work in the television industry in a technical capacity. He could bore you to pieces about broadcast aspect ratios.
clapham_gull said:Interestingly Gullet your new avatar is very much 16:9, and yet mine is very much 4:3.
JAMC said:Is it true then??