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March 23rd 16, 01:39 AM
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Using a 4K TV as a monitor is like going from APS to FF (in a way)
On Tue, 22 Mar 2016 16:49:12 -0700 (PDT), RichA
wrote: The dot-pitch on a 4K TV (say 42") isn't much different than something like an HD 24" monitor, around 0.23mm. So resolution per linear inch isn't any different, but, the area shown (as with a particular lens on FF versus APS) is much greater. You can put a larger percentage of the image on the screen at the same magnification, which is handy. Especially if you are doing billboards. -- Regards, Eric Stevens 
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