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Quark.Fusion · 23rd September 2008, 18:03

I don't watch movies few feet away — I watch them closely to screen (LCD is safe for eyes, right?)

And if it's a still scene — yes, I will notice artifact. If it is not blurred image then I will able to see pixel aliasing too

I already wrote here somewhere that strong PSY-RD options produces more sharp image, but at cost of additional artifact-noise. I wonder what is better for a reference frame.

Imagine that you have "F" letter in a text string and after encoding it becoming "P" — what you prefer: slightly blurred "F", or a sharp "P"?

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Quark.Fusion Registered User Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 177	I don't watch movies few feet away — I watch them closely to screen (LCD is safe for eyes, right?) And if it's a still scene — yes, I will notice artifact. If it is not blurred image then I will able to see pixel aliasing too I already wrote here somewhere that strong PSY-RD options produces more sharp image, but at cost of additional artifact-noise. I wonder what is better for a reference frame. Imagine that you have "F" letter in a text string and after encoding it becoming "P" — what you prefer: slightly blurred "F", or a sharp "P"?