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Steven Fokkinga January 2nd, 2007 02:48 AM

Is it also possible to run this test with different settings for sharpness? Or isn't the program 'fooled' by this because the actual resolution doesn't change?

Tom Roper January 2nd, 2007 10:36 AM

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Originally Posted by Steven Fokkinga
Is it also possible to run this test with different settings for sharpness? Or isn't the program 'fooled' by this because the actual resolution doesn't change?

You can run the test at any level of sharpening, but it normalizes the result to a standard 2 pixel sharpening, so the short answer is no, the program is not fooled.

That's not to say your own eyes can't be fooled. Since sharpness emphasizes the contrast on edges, higher contrast and sharpening lends more punch and the perception of resolution.

Mark Fry January 4th, 2007 09:42 AM

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Originally Posted by Terence Murphy
...I have visions of Lionel trains carrying resolution charts in my head...

You'd have to use Hornby or Marklin when testing the PAL version... :-)


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