Does this diminish or distort the quality of the HD picture?
1272340
No, it looks just as fabulous as it does without it on. As long as you put it on as directed and there are no bubbles, you cannot even tell it is on.
1272341
Hello Mystery Addict,No our screen protectors are ultra clear and will look almost precisely the same as without a screen protector. Thank you for your inquiry.
1272342
Not that I have noticed. Its just a clear covering. The only concern might be trapping fingerprints underneath. You just have to be really careful with the application of it to avoid that.
1272343
Absolutely not. No distortion at all. I have used these shields on my phone's and other tablets with no distortion at all. After installing you must wait about 12-24hrs for the installation solution to evaporate. After that, pure awsomeness for you and your nook.
1272344
No. I actually used my nook for a couple of weeks before I got the Armorsuit and it didn't change the screen quality. I had problems with glare from sun before install as well as after install. It just protects the actual screen from scratches.
1272345
Not so much did it distort as just bubbled all over and that to me was annoying.I followed instructions but still could not get it to look good so I gave up and just do not use anything.
1272346
No it does not. I watch movies on my Nook HD using the Crackle HD app and the picture is very clear. Same for YouTube and other streaming video sites.
13815
I've also noted the sound out of sync with the video - but I tracked it back to the software used to convert the HDTV source down to the 320x240 image. some software works better than others - try it before you buy it.
1110867
Correct, you will get a scaled image at the lower native resolution. Fine for most video, but it will definitely make pixel-perfect images like overlays and in-camera peaking blurry.
787387
I wouldnt say it ruins it since the screen is still Hd quality and you can tell that. It kind of like wheb you have that thin sheet of plastic on a new electronic. Its hard to tell its there but you can see the refraction of the light from the screen which gives it a textured looo. It honestly doesn't bother me when I watch vids or anyone else that sees vids on it and the benefits from it Trumps any minor loss of clarity
2068013
Not true. You can downconvert in camera and the new file is MPEG-4. The HD File is a MPEG4.H/246 file to begin with.
1934627
It's a bit pixelated. About the quality of the PS3 camera. I prefer my external Logitech HD camera
267145
From what I have read about my 1080p flatscreen. The picture is automatically upconverted to 1080p
123880
No, I use it through my computer and the picture looks over granulated. Other sources for 1080 and 720 hd works though =\
577535
What's the good effect? Is there an advantage in the image or resolution improvement?
464431
The answer that I can give you is that I don't see major distortion when looking at the camera. It's a nice clean picture and have been happy with this product.
1197078
I'd like to see some pictures from others as well. My 48" TCL's picture is so incredibly grainy, it's distracting. A HD TV shouldnt look like this when displaying 1080 content.
1013812
As for the distortion %, I do not know. But I personally cannot detect any distortion during any of the movies, game or television.
987268
No it cannot. I can recommend some that will but the quality of the image will not get better, it will just make a standard def. signal HD size.
1527534
In a word, no. The DVDO Edge Green unit does not add any picture detail that doesn't already exist, only reconstructing the signal to fit the native format of the HDTV. A low quality picture will still look like a low quality picture. Since the unit totally rebuilds the picture, there will be some frame delay. This delay is not noticable in a non-controlled signal such as a TV show, movie, etc. But can be noticed if the signal/picture is interacted with via a controller.
661239
I have no experience with HD. I would ask your question on an HD forum. There, I bet you would get an answer. Good luck!
1201709
I would think so. HD only has to do with the resolution of the picture. So I would say yes but not definitely positive. If it doesn't as long as you keep box and all you can always return it.
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Greg, I am also watching the Olympics on Comcast HD and not experiencing a lot of the pixelation you mention, mostly during the fastest figure skating spins, and camera moves on other sports. In fact, I am blown away with the picture on this event. I have not changed my 120-Hz (whatever its called) setting from the factory preset, and it would be the only thing I suggest looking at. I also have the picture set on "Movie" mode, the others presets are just too saturated, bubble-gum colors... though I doubt that makes a difference. Hope you can resolve this.