The resolution of the human eye varies depending on the color.
New research shows the human eye can see more detail than previously thought.
But this doesn’t mean you need a really high resolution TV.
The research was carried out by a team from the University of Cambridge and Meta Reality Labs.
The team showed 18 people, aged 13 to 46, patterns of thin lines in various colors and distances.
If participants can distinguish the lines, they can see up to that many pixels.
As a result, some people were able to distinguish up to 94 pixels per degree in gray colors.
I could only distinguish about 89 pixels in red and green, and about 53 pixels in yellow and purple.
This is because the eyes and brain function differently depending on the color.
The study also explains why 4K and 8K TVs don’t look much different from 2K TVs when viewed from a normal distance.
Most people can’t tell all the pixels apart.
Researchers say TVs and displays should be tailored to the capabilities of the human eye.
We also learned that many of the colors and shapes we see are created by our brains.
The human eye has enough power to survive, but it is not perfect like a machine.
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