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Originally posted by Trebor
I've even encountered people that when shown actual proof that you get the full picture with the "black bars" they still let the bars bother them.
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If these were people having a conversation that I was NOT part of, I would NOT say anything to them.
As for your comment that I've quoted, letting the "black bars bother them" doesn't necessarily imply
ignorance on their part. Once they've been given the "proof" of how much picture loss can result from P&S cropping, they've been "educated" to understand the difference. Does that mean they will
want to contend with the "black bars" when they watch movies at home? Maybe or maybe not. Again, this gets back to my
preference argument.
Something that really "chaps my hide" is when I read stories of how people have been "educated" about widescreen DVDs and their "educational information" itself was wrong.... at least get the facts straight...
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Can't we all just get along...."
Peace......