Widescreen is better in my opinion is always best. Dan05 wrote: WHOA!! In some cases particularly in films that are framed for 1. When they're released to home video, they might have some additional information on top and bottom this is called "open matte" , but this was never intended to be seen and can be considered as "superflous visual information" as opposed to the widescreen version as being "missing something.
What movie was it? It could just have been a problem with that DVD the studio could have matted the fullscreen version, or it could have been a mistake with the printing. There's a link somewhere around here where there was a problem with the Back to future DVDs, where they were wrongly printed. Just Myself. Lars Vermundsberget. Just Myself wrote: Poor Dan Most of us were there at some point or another and that's what we're here for, to pick each other's brains and learn.
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Widescreen monitors are perfect for home offices, and people who spend a lot of time at their computers. Widescreen monitors are also very useful for web design because they can display more content on the screen at once. Full screen is simply a way of viewing the Internet or an application. It refers to the display size that you have selected in your browser or on your desktop. When you click on a link, for example, the website is shown in full screen.
TV and computer monitors come in different sizes. The standard screen size is a few inches larger than the face of an average adult. If you have a smaller monitor or browser window, you can reduce the size of your display to fit more content on the screen.
You can also use full-screen mode on a mobile device. For example, you can use full-screen mode on a mobile phone to view the home screen of your favorite applications, play games, or watch videos. When you turn on full-screen mode, you will get wider images, but you will usually lose the ability to see text or scroll through pages.
In addition, some applications let you use a combination of full-screen and windowed modes. For example, Microsoft Word lets you view documents in full-screen mode and then switch to a smaller window to edit the document. While widescreen and full screen generally let you view a bigger-looking screen image on your device, they both have advantages and disadvantages.
As mentioned above, widescreen is a display that has a ratio of It looks like a screen but is actually wider. The standard widescreen screen uses the same aspect ratio as an HDTV, which is considered the ideal for viewing films and videos. The reason for this is that it allows you to fit a lot of images on the screen at once, while also giving you a good amount of height to see more content.
The full screen is simply a screen that looks like an old-fashioned screen, but has been stretched out to look like the standard. The size of the image is the same as a screen, but it looks like a screen. There are two types of widescreen display: the portable and the desktop. Widescreen displays are generally used for watching movies and TV shows, but they can also be used for gaming if you use an external screen.
If you want to play games on your phone or tablet, then this is the type of widescreen display you should use. The other option is to shrink the rectangular picture down so that it fits in the center of the square screen.
Black bars fill in the space above and below the image. This is widescreen. The image is a little smaller unless you have a big screen TV but - and this is vitally important - you are seeing the exact same image you'd see in the theater.
Unlike fullscreen, no part of the picture is lost. Some people claim not to like the black bars at the top and bottom, but look closely the next time you go to the movies in a theater; the screens all have black material around the edges. Same principle. No true movie lover prefers fullscreen. It is a debasement of the director's vision, just as colorization and content editing are. Widescreen is the only way to go, especially when you're shelling out twenty bucks for a DVD.
Think of it this way: if you paid money to see a movie in the theater and a big black tarp was covering up half the screen, would you watch the movie happily or demand your money back? Surely you would not choose to watch a movie where you couldn't see half of it. Yet this is exactly what many people willingly choose to do when they purchase fullscreen DVDs.
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