04-02-2016 09:12 AM
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w_benjamin said:
Fresnel lenses are designed to bend light, similar to a magnifier, except instead of a continuous curve designed to bend light to a single focal point, they have steps that are designed to bend light into a cylindrical shape.
The effect is that you can take something that is wider than your field of view and condense it.
Each step in the lens bends a certain amount of light at a specific angle..., the more steps in the lens, the higher the resolution of the image seen through it.
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KingK76 said:
Roaster said:
My first flat screen was a 42" plasma at 1080 and I was blown away every time I turned it on. I bought the DK1 and 2 because they were the best available at the time, and will do the same for the current gen units. I just naturally want the best, and these fresnel lenses seem like a terrible compromise to achieve some goal ... something other than clarity.
My question is, why fresnel lenses?
Did you pay $20000 for that Plasma? If you didn't then you were not using a "FIRST GENERATION" Flat screen Plasma. I would wager to guess that when you bought your first Plasma the model you purchased was a few generation in. First Gen sucked, and they only lasted a year or so because the screen burn-in was SO bad. Look it up. And yes I wrote Twenty THOUSAND dollars.
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