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Listen i didn't go out of my way to find a 16m colour screen i was more than happy with my N93 screen. I also used to think it can't make much difference as BoBa was always going on about it. But since having one i have found it does make a difference, is all that i am saying even if it's only a little better the fact is it's better why not get the best if you can while settle for less. If any one is sad it's you trying to deny the obvious for what reason i have no idea other than SE doesn't have them so it must not be needed or is rubbish perverse logic or what.
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Posted: 2007-06-15 06:04:01
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On 2007-06-15 04:01:07, roogenial wrote:
There is not big diference betwen 16Million colors or 262K for de Human Eye.
Actually I do notice the difference quite easily, especially when it comes to the black-gray gradients.
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Posted: 2007-06-15 06:30:30
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Two reasons:
1. 16M colors make the battery life shorter.
2. The human eye cannot see the difference between 256k and 16M.
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Posted: 2007-06-15 06:31:14
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On 2007-06-15 06:30:30, kristianm wrote:
Actually I do notice the difference quite easily, especially when it comes to the black-gray gradients.
Yes, but how often do you get to see something on a small phone like that that will require to show enough gradient shades to be obvious? 320x240 in a 2.2 inch space is not much.
Maybe if it were a large 1920x1200 screen and you were editing a black & white picture of a sun set with no clouds, then sure, it'll be obvious. Until then I don't think so.
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Posted: 2007-06-15 06:42:10
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On 2007-06-15 06:42:10, dxreaper wrote:
On 2007-06-15 06:30:30, kristianm wrote:
Actually I do notice the difference quite easily, especially when it comes to the black-gray gradients.
Yes, but how often do you get to see something on a small phone like that that will require to show enough gradient shades to be obvious? 320x240 in a 2.2 inch space is not much.
Maybe if it were a large 1920x1200 screen and you were editing a black & white picture of a sun set with no clouds, then sure, it'll be obvious. Until then I don't think so.
Spot on, my friend
262k colours is all I need
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Posted: 2007-06-15 06:48:50
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Yes the human eye can tell the difference when you see banding on 24bit color gradients and yes its a BIG disappointment for me too
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Posted: 2007-06-15 06:49:25
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there's difference and human eye could differentiate them.
the problem is it's insignificant then if compared on QVGA screen.
i mean SE is just think its not worth it.
for the sake of little upgrade of the screen, battery lifetime will be severely reduced. just the matter of worth it or not from SE i think.
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Posted: 2007-06-15 06:54:01
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Funny how every SE "fanatic" are defending the lack of a 16Mil screen. I'm 101% sure deep down inside they wish the new K,W and P series phone had it. I like Nokia's thinking, give the consumer the best in tech, even if thats at premium prices. I would love to have a bigger and 16mil screen in all the new SE phones!
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Posted: 2007-06-15 06:58:31
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On 2007-06-15 06:31:14, JuanPablo wrote:
Two reasons:
1. 16M colors make the battery life shorter.
2. The human eye cannot see the difference between 256k and 16M.
2> Utter CRAP! Why are there specific COLOR WHEELS and calibration applications for LCD's & CRTs?!! Why do graphic design houses/firms & in-house graphic teams for top mags like Vogue/GQ have their publishing graphics teams USING calibration hardware/software combo's?!!! WHy do HD movie producers have their teams use such combo's on their FinalCutPro studio screens!?! Lastly why does LaCie make such STANDARD for visual quality screens for CRT's/LCD's for MANY MANY years?!
There is a HUGE spectrum that a healthy human eye can see. Alongside the same colors with minimal range its nearly impossible for the human eye to detect. However give a broad range of colours and its like night & day for the human eye to detect.
Proof? Ferrari doesn't always use the same RED paint in all their models, older berlinetta front engine classics always have a deeper shade of red than moderns like the 360 Modena's. Red also is the most EXPENSIVE paint to have on a car and boosts your insurance JUST because of the color on same car model! You wanna proove me wrong? Get some 9 year old kid with a buck-knife/key to scratch your expensive red-paint Honda TL or RX-8 , 350z. You'll see.
What effects perception of 16mil colors vs 256K is the QUALITY of the LCD! Samsung produces more than anyone else does, and SE just didn't want to give a major competitor so much money.
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Posted: 2007-06-15 07:08:47
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Hmmmm - Interesting tidbits Prom1!
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Posted: 2007-06-15 07:15:10
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