Proud PS3 Owners, share your PS3 pics please, I have some(56k tripple bypass)

Just a few of my own. On the NGS shots I tried to capture the difference when showcasing HDR in the game. I apologize for the some of them but you can get the picture of how the games look in HD as well.

why do u have like 4 different HDTV's???  

btw, motorstorm looks REALLY GOOD on that Sony hdtv....REALLY GOOD!!!

why do u have like 4 different HDTV's???

btw, motorstorm looks REALLY GOOD on that Sony hdtv....REALLY GOOD!!!

Furbyballistik

Good question lol. I didnt' notice the 4 HDTV's until you mentioned it. 

LiquidMetal, Please god list your TV's, and their sizes/specs. I'm on the market for a new HDTV, preferably not *too* big, but also 1080p, and yours look very nice.

NOTE: I'm not talking about the gateway monitor, I'm mainly talking about the sony and the sharp. And even then, mainly the Sony. That TV looks amazingly good. 

LiquidMetal, Please god list your TV's, and their sizes/specs. I'm on the market for a new HDTV, preferably not *too* big, but also 1080p, and yours look very nice.0rin

[QUOTE="0rin"]LiquidMetal, Please god list your TV's, and their sizes/specs. I'm on the market for a new HDTV, preferably not *too* big, but also 1080p, and yours look very nice.LiquidMetal14

Would it be so much to ask as for a lighter/clearer shot? I can't fully appreciate the shot... A $400 1080 will do nicely... 

[QUOTE="LiquidMetal14"][QUOTE="0rin"]LiquidMetal, Please god list your TV's, and their sizes/specs. I'm on the market for a new HDTV, preferably not *too* big, but also 1080p, and yours look very nice.RoganSarine

Would it be so much to ask as for a lighter/clearer shot? I can't fully appreciate the shot... A $400 1080 will do nicely...

Oh, specifically, what's the model of the gateway? (SO I can google it. It's hard to tell what size it is, etc.).RoganSarine

So you're telling me that is a Sony Bravia? what size? I'm not looking for anything huge, but preferably 35-40"0rin

Note - The 32" is 600 cheaper. Scouting the sales round the internet is critical, you may be able to save yourself big bucks. 

it's hard to price match in Canada I must say though... Hard to find that gateway in a local shop.

So the :
Gateway FPD2275W

Can hook up for 1080p? (Websites not saying so... Or I'm not looking at the right place..)

The only one in canada I can find is:
http://www.bestbuy.ca/catalog/proddetail.asp?sku_id=0926INGFS10081618

Sometimes I wish I was american for the searching factor :P So many more options.

PoopRoganSarine

Ooooh, nice pics, thanks for the post.

[QUOTE="RoganSarine"]PoopLiquidMetal14

 Great. 24" ain't bad either... I believe the CRT in my room is 27" anyway. Just gotta figure if I could get my PC speaker system up to it and I'm set. I might go pick one up later in the month. Thanks.

I think it still would be neat if people took the time to post "comparison shots" between 480, 780 and 1080... or atleast 480 and 1080. I've yet to find a couple.RoganSarine

Yeah, when it comes to comparing SD to HD, even just 720p, you will see such a major difference, you'll wonder why you even needed to ask. Also guys, I would just like to say that for anything under 40 inches, you dont really need 1080p. For under 40 inches, 720p is more than enough for your needs.Spartan8907

would it be feasible to get a 32-40" 1080p for ~ $600 more than a 720p?

 Also, i heard sharp has a good contender to Sony's bravia..

would it be feasible to get a 32-40" 1080p for ~ $600 more than a 720p?

Also, i heard sharp has a good contender to Sony's bravia..

0rin

As Spartan said, anything under 40", you don't really notice the difference between 720p and 1080p unless you sit within a few feet of the TV. At that point, it's just a matter of deciding whether you want to spend your money on higher resolution (1080p) or a larger screen. It's a tough choice, but you really can't go wrong either way.

As for Sharp's LCD TVs, they have very impressive image quality for the price. You'll spend a little bit more on a Sony TV since Sony has very good customer service and top-notch quality. Sharp's TVs are excellent as well, but I don't know how their customer service is. Though I must say that I've heard nothing but good things about Sony, Sharp and Samsung as well.

One of the sets I've been seriously considering is the Sharp Aquos LC-32D43U. It's a solid performing TV in my price range, but I really want a bigger set with 1080p. To get what I really want, I'm gonna have to dish out over $2000 for the Sony Bravia KDL-40XBR2. If you haven't seen it in action yet, you'll be impressed. It just looks so sexy.

[QUOTE="0rin"]

would it be feasible to get a 32-40" 1080p for ~ $600 more than a 720p?

Also, i heard sharp has a good contender to Sony's bravia..

babystapler

As Spartan said, anything under 40", you don't really notice the difference between 720p and 1080p unless you sit within a few feet of the TV. At that point, it's just a matter of deciding whether you want to spend your money on higher resolution (1080p) or a larger screen. It's a tough choice, but you really can't go wrong either way.

As for Sharp's LCD TVs, they have very impressive image quality for the price. You'll spend a little bit more on a Sony TV since Sony has very good customer service and top-notch quality. Sharp's TVs are excellent as well, but I don't know how their customer service is. Though I must say that I've heard nothing but good things about Sony, Sharp and Samsung as well.

One of the sets I've been seriously considering is the Sharp Aquos LC-32D43U. It's a solid performing TV in my price range, but I really want a bigger set with 1080p. To get what I really want, I'm gonna have to dish out over $2000 for the Sony Bravia KDL-40XBR2. If you haven't seen it in action yet, you'll be impressed. It just looks so sexy.

Well sharp has a 37inch 1080p tv.That you can find on the internet for as cheap as $1500.The model i think is 37-GP1U made with gaming in mind,with a good contrast ratio and special VYper drive which is to reduce lag while playing video games.This is the one i plan on getting.

[QUOTE="RoganSarine"]Oh, specifically, what's the model of the gateway? (SO I can google it. It's hard to tell what size it is, etc.).LiquidMetal14

its physically impossible for it to do 1080 when its max reso is  just a little shy of the 1080 mark close but no cigar lol

Heres my set-up. Im a slob, what can I say..and I need a home entertainment centre or something lol.  The TV is a LG 32 LCD HDTV..I forget the version..but u can pretty much tell from the look. The moniter..is an optiquest..something. Lol .. i shoulda cleaned up the popcan and powerade beside the wii...and the whoppers and coke cup and stuff, and twix wrappers haha.

[QUOTE="LiquidMetal14"][QUOTE="RoganSarine"]Oh, specifically, what's the model of the gateway? (SO I can google it. It's hard to tell what size it is, etc.).TheJihadJoe

its physically impossible for it to do 1080 when its max reso is just a little shy of the 1080 mark close but no cigar lol

i have the monitor above that model it was $600.00, and it is 1080p, here's some pics too

pics from the monitor, it is nice looking

I have some of my PS3 pics but I dont know how to post them, can I use Photo Bucket?! Dogswithguns

yeah you can 

[QUOTE="Dogswithguns"]I have some of my PS3 pics but I dont know how to post them, can I use Photo Bucket?! techargon

yeah you can

Here are my PS3 pics:

Lol, 480 looks horrid.

Nice looking set ups in here.

Anyone have shots of what the PS3 looks like in 1080i? 

We are considering getting a new 50" LCD for the game room but can't decide if we should get the PS3 first or the TV first.  If we get the PS3 first, our only option until we get the 50", is a 26" Samsung CRT HDTV widescreen.  It's only capable of 1080i, not 720p.  And of course there's talk of getting two PS3's... One just for me!

jee whiz those pics look pretty :shock:

you just intensified my urge to get a HD TV :)

Is nobody on this forum familiar with the TV's in question? The BRAVIA playing motorstorm has a 50% clouding issue defect. That means that 50% of the sets out there or so have big clouds that show up in dark screens and black areas, during all viewing times. The Sharp suffers from Banding, big horizontal and vertical dark areas that permeate the screen and decrease viewing since your eyes are automatically drawn to it. Hey, its your funeral though, the Bravia retails at about $2400 (40", the 46" is 3 grand) and the Sharp (assuming it is a 46D62U) at about 2200. Spend the money, get your problems.

Don't believe me?  I dropped $3500 on a KDL-46XBR2, clouds all over the damn place.  Returned it, and haven't bought a new LCD since. 

For those who aren't rich bastards and aren't in the market for $10,000 1080p sony bravia's:roll:, here are some pictures of what games and movies look like in 720p/1080i from a $900 or less lcd..............