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2020-12-09 at 7:02 PM UTC
Originally posted by ORACLE Actually the human eye sees with cones
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cone_cell
this is why graphics are rendered with meshes of triangles, as a triangle is simply a 2D cone, and a cone is simply a rotated triangle.
There are only 360 degrees of rotation for the eyeball, which means about 1.5P per degree. Therefore the human eye cannot see above 480p.
It's clear you are ignorant about biology and even basic maths, let alone computer graphics.
Cones aren't pixels...
Fucking lol, you have no clue.
"Can the human eye see 4k resolution?
The size of the screen is also a major factor when it comes to being able to discern the difference between 1080p and 4K. ... So yes, despite the rumors you may have heard floating around, the human eye is capable of seeing the difference between a 1080p screen and a 4K screen"
https://www.experienceuhd.com/blog/can-human-eye-see-difference-between-1080p-and-4k
Again if a screen is 500ft tall then 1 singular pixel at 480P is fucking massive...it follows a pixel on the same 500ft screen at 1080P would be smaller...You'd tell the difference unless you were a retart who can't admit when he's wrong.
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2020-12-09 at 11:08 PM UTCThis guy is just mad because I scientifically showed that the human eye cannot see over 480p.The following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire!
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2020-12-10 at 12:56 PM UTC
Originally posted by ORACLE This guy is just mad because I scientifically showed that the human eye cannot see over 480p.
Well you haven't shown anything lol, as usual you'v talked a bunch of uninformed crap.
Watch a movie in SD and then HD if you can't tell the difference you should probably get your eyes tested. -
2020-12-10 at 12:59 PM UTC"There are only 360 degrees of rotation for the eyeball, which means about 1.5P per degree. Therefore the human eye cannot see above 480p."
"only 360 degrees"...lol
What does the rotation of the eyeball have to do with the resolution it can resolve...fucking lolololol. -
2020-12-10 at 6:50 PM UTCSimple fact is that the human eye cannot see over 480p, as I scientifically proved above:
Originally posted by ORACLE Actually the human eye sees with cones
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cone_cell
this is why graphics are rendered with meshes of triangles, as a triangle is simply a 2D cone, and a cone is simply a rotated triangle.
There are only 360 degrees of rotation for the eyeball, which means about 1.5P per degree. Therefore the human eye cannot see above 480p.
It's clear you are ignorant about biology and even basic maths, let alone computer graphics. -
2020-12-10 at 6:58 PM UTC^ has absolutely nothing to do with the the resolution of the eye...it doesn't even mention it...lolol.
Let me break it down for your simpleton mind...
Pixels don't have a defined size, it's dependent on the size of the display...a smaller screen has smaller pixels, a bigger screen...you guess it has bigger pixels.
So 1080P for example means there are vertically 1080 lines of pixels...1080P is clearly visibly better than 480P to anyone with a reasonably sized TV.
Now...lets create a screen that is so large the individual pixels are 1 inch square...now make that screen 481p
In your deluded world a person couldn't see/count all 481 Pixels because according to your batshit stupid theory..the human eye could only see 480...
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2020-12-10 at 7:14 PM UTCI actually thought you were joking at first oracle. Where the fuck did you hear any of this?
The eye can theoretically perceive difference in an unlimited number of resolutions, as the informing factors for the brain when processing the signal (as jig has pointed out) are display size and distance from the display.
You're like the "human eye can't see above x frames per second" people. In that case it's entirely dependent on what frame rate the video was captured or rendered in in the first place and how rapidly movement occurs. You wouldn't notice the difference between real time footage of a sunset at 10fps and 30fps, but a hummingbird in flight captured at 1000fps and played back at 60fps is literally slow motion.
Video capture and playback technology has literally fuck all to do with human biology since it sort of developed independently of it. "thE HUmaN eYE cAnt sEE ovEr 480p" is some mid-2000's GameFAQs console fanboy shit. -
2020-12-10 at 8:10 PM UTC"There are only 360 degrees of rotation for the eyeball, which means about 1.5P per degree."
I just figured out what you was implying with this nonsense...
you took 360 degrees, and multiplied it by your arbitrary 1.5p...to come up with a max resolution of 480P...even though 360 degrees has ZERO to do with resolution of any display...it's the number of defined steps in a circle you dumb fuck. NOTHING to do with resolution of the eye at all.
Where do you even begin to make an association with degrees and pixels? ...1.5p per degree??? lololol. Again depending on the size of the circle you are measuring a degree could be a fucking miles...
The sun has a circumference of 2.72 million miles...that means 1 degree = 7500 miles.
There is only one person on NIS historically who has come up with such absolute nonsense...
HELLO MMR!!!! lololol
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2020-12-10 at 10:01 PM UTCThe human eye cannot see per 480p or 24 FPS, perfect vision is known as 20/20 vision because there are 2pi radians in a circle so that is 2pi xels per eyeball. Only the back of our eyeball has light projected on and use 3/4the area (the rest is the front where your eyelid is) so it is about 1.5pi radians = 1.5 pi xels. Multiply it by your 360 degrees of eyeball rotation, that is 360x1.5= 480 degrees of rotation. But that is only for a circle. The horizontal resolution is found by rotating this sphere around its axis and this gives you 480p resolution.
The human eye sees with cones. When you project a cone onto a 2D surface, such as the back of our eyeball, it is no longer a 3D come (as it is now a 2D projection): the 2D projection is just some shape of triangle. This is why graphics are rendered as triangles and resolutions generally are multiples of 480p, so you can simply show different 480p images on different parts of the screen and your brain can stitch it together into a contiguous image based on being able to immediately look anywhere on the screen.
The reality is that the human eye cannot perceive over 480p resolution. All you can do is put together 480p images. I have already explained these scientific facts before here in this post:
Originally posted by ORACLE Actually the human eye sees with cones
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cone_cell
this is why graphics are rendered with meshes of triangles, as a triangle is simply a 2D cone, and a cone is simply a rotated triangle.
There are only 360 degrees of rotation for the eyeball, which means about 1.5P per degree. Therefore the human eye cannot see above 480p.
It's clear you are ignorant about biology and even basic maths, let alone computer graphics. -
2020-12-10 at 10:51 PM UTC
Originally posted by ORACLE The human eye cannot see per 480p or 24 FPS, perfect vision is known as 20/20 vision because there are 2pi radians in a circle so that is 2pi xels per eyeball. Only the back of our eyeball has light projected on and use 3/4the area (the rest is the front where your eyelid is) so it is about 1.5pi radians = 1.5 pi xels. Multiply it by your 360 degrees of eyeball rotation, that is 360x1.5= 480 degrees of rotation. But that is only for a circle. The horizontal resolution is found by rotating this sphere around its axis and this gives you 480p resolution.
The human eye sees with cones. When you project a cone onto a 2D surface, such as the back of our eyeball, it is no longer a 3D come (as it is now a 2D projection): the 2D projection is just some shape of triangle. This is why graphics are rendered as triangles and resolutions generally are multiples of 480p, so you can simply show different 480p images on different parts of the screen and your brain can stitch it together into a contiguous image based on being able to immediately look anywhere on the screen.
The reality is that the human eye cannot perceive over 480p resolution. All you can do is put together 480p images. I have already explained these scientific facts before here in this post:
Source? -
2020-12-10 at 10:56 PM UTC
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2020-12-11 at 6:25 AM UTC
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2020-12-11 at 6:29 AM UTCOracle, despite being an idiot, is correct.
Street fart and jibba are morons. -
2020-12-11 at 6:30 AM UTC
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2020-12-11 at 6:40 AM UTCStill no source from the GameFAQs Pro-gamer contingent.
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2020-12-11 at 11:58 AM UTC
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2020-12-11 at 1:47 PM UTC
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2020-12-11 at 1:53 PM UTCYou do know for every degree there are 60 arc minutes in it...and within each arc-minute there are 60 arc-seconds...right?
So in just one degree there are 3600 steps...multiply that by 360 degrees and you get 1,296,000 steps...not 480p (nothing to do with pixels).
Where do you get 1.5p = 1 degree??...pixels have absolutely nothing to do with degrees you idiot, totally unrelated.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minute_and_second_of_arc
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2020-12-11 at 3:20 PM UTC
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2020-12-11 at 3:31 PM UTCMan this kid can't cope with the science and logic, he's lost his mind and thinks I'm §m£ÂgØL now.
