Not always. If one picture has double the resolution of another, some people might be able to tell the difference and some might not, and in those cases, it's subjective, like you say. But now double the resolution again. And again, and again, until human's are incapable of noticing the difference. It's no longer subjective, it's simply the case that no one can tell the difference.
What size is your screen, and how far away do you sit? Unless you're close to a big screen, you won't have seen a difference between identical images save the resolution.
Unfortunately the latest tech isn't always the best. Just like when manufacturers just increased the number of pixels their compact cameras could capture, despite the fact that the resulting images were worse.
Planet Earth II must have looked absolutely stunning on 4K. Reckon that series will set the benchmark for many years to come.
On the down side, the grizzlies doing the Pardew Dance against a tree must have felt like having the freak himself do an exotic dance in your front room
On the down side, the grizzlies doing the Pardew Dance against a tree must have felt like having the freak himself do an exotic dance in your front room
Interesting.... I wondered why I had trouble finding exact comparisons when walking around PC world. Sounds a bit suspicious. So you'd recommend going to richer sounds as they'd have the proper models?
I'd also recommend Richer Sounds. I've bought loads of TVs from them and they have always given me SUPERB service. The only other company I like nearly as much is John Lewis but Richer Sounds are 'expert' and also have one more year on the guarantee. Their models will be, as far as I know, the standard manufacturers model and not a cut down version.
