So i have a bit of an odd request. I may have opportunity to work on an ultra high def screen (if i can get the grants...it's all theoretical at this point) I know that some of you work at a very high resolution, and would be interested in knowing if anyone worked on the resolution the screen is expected to produce...4320p? to break it down into current generation terms 1080p x4(linearlly x16 so if you had a 42" HDTV you'd need a screen of 168" at the same resolution to accomplish 4320p.
approximately 33.2million pixels.
I'm trying to get a better grasp on just how big that is and unsurprisingly haveing trouble. I wonder if anyone knows about some art that exists at that resolution. IMAX is actually a little larger than 4320p pixel for pixel but it's not traditional widescreen it's 10:7. There are some images that can be found via google they are frequently satelite photos that are, well they could be more interesting, or image assemblies (panoramas or blocks of small images pieced together).
The more i write the more insane this sounds, Thanks for any links/images/OMGareyouinsanes
So i have a bit of an odd request. I may have opportunity to work on an ultra high def screen (if i can get the grants...it's all theoretical at this point) I know that some of you work at a very high resolution, and would be interested in knowing if anyone worked on the resolution the screen is expected to produce...4320p? to break it down into current generation terms 1080p x4(linearlly x16 so if you had a 42" HDTV you'd need a screen of 168" at the same resolution to accomplish 4320p.
approximately 33.2million pixels.
I'm trying to get a better grasp on just how big that is and unsurprisingly haveing trouble. I wonder if anyone knows about some art that exists at that resolution. IMAX is actually a little larger than 4320p pixel for pixel but it's not traditional widescreen it's 10:7. There are some images that can be found via google they are frequently satelite photos that are, well they could be more interesting, or image assemblies (panoramas or blocks of small images pieced together).
The more i write the more insane this sounds, Thanks for any links/images/OMGareyouinsanes
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