There's been a great deal of build up to the latest high definition viewing experience called variously Ultra HD or 4K.
I'm curous to know how much better can it be than HD TV or Blu-ray video?
My new Panasonic HD TV reveals every stray hair, every skin pore and every fabric thread in HD broadcasts. Similarly, since buying a new Panasonic Blu-ray disc player, I've replaced a few of my favourite DVDs with Blu-ray discs and the difference there is quite startling (e.g. Blade Runner - The Final Cut and Avatar ).
So, if what I currently see in HD and Blu-ray quality is already totally brilliant, how on earth does 4K 'improve' on that .. or am I missing some stuff that's got nothing to do with what I can actually see and more to do with how many techy wizzbangs go on inside the equipment boxes themselves?
I'm curous to know how much better can it be than HD TV or Blu-ray video?
My new Panasonic HD TV reveals every stray hair, every skin pore and every fabric thread in HD broadcasts. Similarly, since buying a new Panasonic Blu-ray disc player, I've replaced a few of my favourite DVDs with Blu-ray discs and the difference there is quite startling (e.g. Blade Runner - The Final Cut and Avatar ).
So, if what I currently see in HD and Blu-ray quality is already totally brilliant, how on earth does 4K 'improve' on that .. or am I missing some stuff that's got nothing to do with what I can actually see and more to do with how many techy wizzbangs go on inside the equipment boxes themselves?