High Definition

Hi, all! You know, I wonder. Right now, the highest standard of high definition, if I'm correct, is 1080p. Do you think HD will advance further and we'll see something like 1320i and 1320p or something like that? Or, is it even possible for HD to get sharper than it already is?

4 or 5k resolution is next. They are already rolling into movie theaters and a bunch of new movies are being filmed with a new camera called the EPIC red which shoots in 5k

1200P already exists on PC monitors.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N0m1XmvBey8

Theres a 4k video right now.

It already exists so there's no reason for it not to come to our TVs soon unless companies never give up on this 3D garbage.

Resolutions like 4K and 5K are needed for movie theaters because the image they are projecting is so large. You need all of those pixels to ensure a sharp picture. A resolution of 4K would make no difference on the TVs out now unless you were sitting VERY close. Even then, it would still be overkill. There has been no definite answer as to what resolution will be next for consumers, but I have seen 1440P a few places.

1200P already exists on PC monitors.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N0m1XmvBey8

Theres a 4k video right now.

GTR12

Resolutions like 4K and 5K are needed for movie theaters because the image they are projecting is so large. You need all of those pixels to ensure a sharp picture. A resolution of 4K would make no difference on the TVs out now unless you were sitting VERY close. Even then, it would still be overkill. There has been no definite answer as to what resolution will be next for consumers, but I have seen 1440P a few places.

quikdash6

Of course it will happen soon. TV companies have been showing demos of 2160p televisions.

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1200P already exists on PC monitors.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N0m1XmvBey8

Theres a 4k video right now.

Crimsader

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1200P already exists on PC monitors.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N0m1XmvBey8

Theres a 4k video right now.

mitu123

[QUOTE="mitu123"][QUOTE="Crimsader"]Lol it will take me like an hour to load the whole video.blackngold29

I wouldn't expect a major media shift in display resolutions very soon. (PC gaming excepted, obviously)

Hi, all! You know, I wonder. Right now, the highest standard of high definition, if I'm correct, is 1080p. Do you think HD will advance further and we'll see something like 1320i and 1320p or something like that? Or, is it even possible for HD to get sharper than it already is?

MathMattS

1200P already exists on PC monitors.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N0m1XmvBey8

Theres a 4k video right now.

GTR12

1440p (2560x1440) is probably going to be next for TVs.

1440p (2560x1440) is probably going to be next for TVs.

scoots9

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1440p (2560x1440) is probably going to be next for TVs.

mitu123

I don't see it happening for TVs.

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1440p (2560x1440) is probably going to be next for TVs.

coolbeans90

I don't see it happening for TVs.

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[QUOTE="mitu123"] This too!mitu123

I don't see it happening for TVs.

3D was definitely a fluke. It is on its way to the coffin again. The sales numbers were far below the already meager expectations of sales analysts. Given that there is absolutely no push within digital media to produce content higher resolutions (especially as the quickly growing DD is hard enough to get right with HD at current bandwidth rates) and the fact that the average person still oogle over a well-done HDTV, I don't that resolution being pushed for TVs within the next decade. (and that's a bloody long time) The only thing I could see changing this is some sort of a revolutionary change in internet speeds.

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Resolutions like 4K and 5K are needed for movie theaters because the image they are projecting is so large. You need all of those pixels to ensure a sharp picture. A resolution of 4K would make no difference on the TVs out now unless you were sitting VERY close. Even then, it would still be overkill. There has been no definite answer as to what resolution will be next for consumers, but I have seen 1440P a few places.

Pirate700

1080p is more than twice as many pixels as 720p, yet to most isn't visibly different to the human eye until you get up into larger TV sizes of roughly 42"+ at normal viewing distances. So would there be a market for something higher than 1080p? Most likely. Would there be a market for a resolution of 4,000 or more in anything other than projectors? Probably not. For the screen sizes we have on the market now a resolution that high would not make any difference to the human eye.

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1440p (2560x1440) is probably going to be next for TVs.

coolbeans90

I don't see it happening for TVs.

I think Japan already has some 1440p TVs, they're always ahead of us in things like this. Of couse we have 1440p (and larger) monitors already.

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[QUOTE="mitu123"] This too!scoots9

I don't see it happening for TVs.

I think Japan already has some 1440p TVs, they're always ahead of us in things like this. Of couse we have 1440p (and larger) monitors already.

Yeah, and technologies that don't take off in Japan generally don't make their way here. I was referring however, to TVs. I wouldn't be surprise if it became a relatively standard PC gaming resolution. (well, it already is)