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Nanor · 26-08-2010, 14:24

I'm not too bothered, I watch in HD if it's being broadcast at the same time. One thing I have found myself doing recently is watching a lot of films I probably wouldn't have otherwise just because they're in HD as the picture is just so much better.

For those who say they can't notice the difference then surely their TV is too small, they're sat too far away, they have an older TV that doesn't handle HD particularly well or they've not calibrated their display properly. Having recently changed TVs I can notice a huge difference between SD and HD, it's blatantly obvious even to non HD aficionados like my wife!

26-08-2010, 14:24	#23
Nanor Inactive Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Liverpool Age: 52 Services: VM XL TV with V+ : VM XL BB : VM M Telephone with Talk International Posts: 101	Re: Are you an HD snob? I'm not too bothered, I watch in HD if it's being broadcast at the same time. One thing I have found myself doing recently is watching a lot of films I probably wouldn't have otherwise just because they're in HD as the picture is just so much better. For those who say they can't notice the difference then surely their TV is too small, they're sat too far away, they have an older TV that doesn't handle HD particularly well or they've not calibrated their display properly. Having recently changed TVs I can notice a huge difference between SD and HD, it's blatantly obvious even to non HD aficionados like my wife!