|   Zoom on DVD players-necessary? advantages? | pp36
Nov 28, 2001 2:41 PM | | |
| You will lose resolution with Zoom feature. | Smokey
Nov 28, 2001 10:53 PM | | By trying to project an image on larger area than was meant to be, picture will loss resolution and intensity. |
| I think so .. | Josh Studrawa
Nov 29, 2001 5:51 AM | | Zoom is a feature/toy. Like frame by frame or picture in picture. It's added cuz they can. Necessary? By no means. I doubt it was added to max a 16x9 to be easier to see. Just a feature you can tout when you market a product.
And...
"If you're wondering why I don't get a bigger TV or widescreen, it's the price. A widescreen/large TV can cost 1/3 the price of a brand new car. "
Stay out of Bang & Olufsen.
Or it CAN cost you $1000. Up to you. |
| Zoom is definitely an advantage | yawn
Nov 29, 2001 7:00 AM | | I have a 32 " Wega and my DVD player (Onkyo) has the zoom feature. I did no plan on using it when I bought the player but these days I find I use it a lot at Zoom1 1.
I use the 16:9 feature on the TV and then zoom. This way,even with zoom, the picture resolution is better than what you would get on a TV without the "squeeze".
To me its definitely worth having. |
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