Upgraded to 50"- HD looks Softer
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There are probably settings you can play with to make it better, but generally speaking yes, picture quality is always better on a smaller set.
The "depending on the program" part of your statement is important, too. Bigger, nicer TV's will show more of a broadcast's flaws, so that things that were acceptable on a smaller TV are not so much on a bigger one.
On the plus side, you really notice the difference with better sources (i.e. HD-DVD, Blu-Ray or good broadcast HD) a lot more on a bigger set than you will on your smaller one.
The "depending on the program" part of your statement is important, too. Bigger, nicer TV's will show more of a broadcast's flaws, so that things that were acceptable on a smaller TV are not so much on a bigger one.
On the plus side, you really notice the difference with better sources (i.e. HD-DVD, Blu-Ray or good broadcast HD) a lot more on a bigger set than you will on your smaller one.
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Ive noticed(even after using my calibration DVD) that my inlaws 50" samsung plasma is softer on D* HD than my 46" Sony RPLCD.
Might just be something with the sammy plasmas. Good blacks though.
How far away are you?
Might just be something with the sammy plasmas. Good blacks though.
How far away are you?
I am about 12 feet away. Don't get me wrong some of the programs look as good as my 360. We are just used to everything looking that way. One of the worst offenders is football on NBC, it was bad on the DLP and now it's really bad on the 50".
depends on the picture mode also. Which one do you use? Dynamic, standard, movie or custom? In movie mode you get a much softer look than you would in the others. Honestly i prefer and leave my sammie in movie mode. A calibration dvd or better yet a professional calibration will make that set really perform. With the settings that i have learned to fiddle with i can make it as sharp as any set ive ever seen, or can bring a softer more movie like apperance.
that being said, yes bigger shows flaws moreso than smaller
that being said, yes bigger shows flaws moreso than smaller
The Sony probably has a better light engine.
Are they about the same generation ?
That also makes a big difference with the drastically changing electronics being used.
Jimbo
Yes, tv brands can differ, but basically you will ALWAYS notice a difference when you go larger.
Smaller screen, smaller pixels and the more tightly packed they are, resulting in more crisp pictures...Larger screen, larger pixels and you figure out the rest. That's the way it works as long as your resolutions are the same.
Smaller screen, smaller pixels and the more tightly packed they are, resulting in more crisp pictures...Larger screen, larger pixels and you figure out the rest. That's the way it works as long as your resolutions are the same.
NBC football is terrible on most any set IMO. Id just grin and bear that one
Ditto here. NBC Sunday Night Football is very poor on my older (4yr) Sammy DLP. Pixelates badly.
Speaking of football does anyone know who is the broadcaster for this years Superbowl game? I hope it isn't NBC.
He was. I was being facetious. I personally don't think any NFC team has a chance.....
I get where you are going with it now
I agree, New England will beat anybody in the league right now.
I agree, New England will beat anybody in the league right now.
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