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In Reply to: Aspect ratio horrors posted by Steve Schell on September 4, 2005 at 08:38:59:
Yes, this is common in some widescreen TV stores.The idea that they would take a regular aspect ratio TV broadcast, and stretch it to make it fill a widescreen, when you can clearly see that people's faces are stretched as in a funhouse mirror; all the while presenting it as some sort of improvement over the option of wearing some sort of Crazy Goggles...just staggers the mind! Or am I just "golden eyed"? Don't people realize what they are looking at?!?!
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- Reason to strangle Best Buy salesmen #999 - Ben 11:46:28 09/09/05 (2)
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