Why does the old pictures we took using our old mobile phones looked kinda blurred when we view them now but looked pretty clear at the time we took it?
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Old digital pictures with old cameras were viewed on old (lower resolution) screens.
On the higher resolution screens we use today, low res photos look blurry.
Old digital pictures with old cameras were viewed on old (lower resolution) screens.
On the higher resolution screens we use today, low res photos look blurry.
You’ve got used to higher resolution photos now, so looking at older stuff, you notice the blurriness.
When you have an old phone, and look at someone else’s phone, if it is higher resolution, you notice the sharpness at the time.
You’ve got used to higher resolution photos now, so looking at older stuff, you notice the blurriness.
When you have an old phone, and look at someone else’s phone, if it is higher resolution, you notice the sharpness at the time.
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Resolution mismatch. The same concept of watching old SD television programming or DVDs on modern 4k TVs.
The higher resolution displays show more detail – good and bad. In the case of low res content, it amplifies the lack of clarity and imperfections.
Resolution mismatch. The same concept of watching old SD television programming or DVDs on modern 4k TVs.
The higher resolution displays show more detail – good and bad. In the case of low res content, it amplifies the lack of clarity and imperfections.
Because all the photos back then looked like that. All the cameras on phones back then were crap, but the screens were crap as well, so you couldn’t really tell by comparison.
Now that screens and phone cameras have gotten soon much better you can easily tell by comparison.
Because all the photos back then looked like that. All the cameras on phones back then were crap, but the screens were crap as well, so you couldn’t really tell by comparison.
Now that screens and phone cameras have gotten soon much better you can easily tell by comparison.
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