Besides text and the color red, what else is most noticeable to the human eye between an LCD TV that resolves native 4:4:4 chroma content and another LCD TV that subsamples 4:4:4 chroma data to 4:2:2?
Are there any fair picture comparisons online that show, for example, two identical 1920x1080 images (aside from one being 444 and the other 422 subsampled) so a person can see if this would be an issue for him/her?
The comparison pic I've seen here (involving a scene from the PS3 game Uncharted) doesn't seem controlled properly because the images were taken from two different television sets that may have vastly different processing going on in more aspects than just the chroma.
Are there any fair picture comparisons online that show, for example, two identical 1920x1080 images (aside from one being 444 and the other 422 subsampled) so a person can see if this would be an issue for him/her?
The comparison pic I've seen here (involving a scene from the PS3 game Uncharted) doesn't seem controlled properly because the images were taken from two different television sets that may have vastly different processing going on in more aspects than just the chroma.
