Television: luminous football shirt edging
- Thread starter alun
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That's a really intriguing question right there, and I can't wait to see which smartarse
with nothing better to do comments first.
Guess it's me then.
I volunteer that what you are seeing is standard def material , say ITV 4 via Freeview, and
a blue outline accompanies every item on the screen. In the photographic world this is known
as colour fringeing, and is a consequence of mediocre glass and/or poor lens design . You'd
think that TV cameras would be of a higher standard than this, but they often aren't .
And therefore there's nothing you can do about it.
with nothing better to do comments first.
Guess it's me then.
I volunteer that what you are seeing is standard def material , say ITV 4 via Freeview, and
a blue outline accompanies every item on the screen. In the photographic world this is known
as colour fringeing, and is a consequence of mediocre glass and/or poor lens design . You'd
think that TV cameras would be of a higher standard than this, but they often aren't .
And therefore there's nothing you can do about it.
I know what it is...
He's got a really boring looking TV and he wants to jazz it up with a bit of edging.
Bet you I'm right
He's got a really boring looking TV and he wants to jazz it up with a bit of edging.
Bet you I'm right
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