Hi guys, so I am using an E-P5 with the 42.5mm f1.2 lens. When I upload the pictures to my laptop, which is a retina macbook pro, the pictures are smooth and what seems to be of high quality.
Then when I connect my macbook pro through a HD cable to my LG HDTV, suddenly on the same pictures, what I don't see on my rmbp is glaring at me on the HDTV. Example, night shots exposes a lot of noise in the HDTV but I see almost none of it on my RMBP, and also, images on my RMBP appears smooth and life like whereas the HDTV renders the edges to be jagged, making it look like it was taken with a cheap camera.
This is my setup here so I have a side by side comparison.
Which one is telling the accurate picture? Meaning, when I print, which of the display shows the closest to what I should expect? I'm making a photobook (about A3 size on some landscape pictures) of my gf using the pictures taken with this E-P5 and I really hope to not receive a nasty surprise when the book arrives!
Comments?
Then when I connect my macbook pro through a HD cable to my LG HDTV, suddenly on the same pictures, what I don't see on my rmbp is glaring at me on the HDTV. Example, night shots exposes a lot of noise in the HDTV but I see almost none of it on my RMBP, and also, images on my RMBP appears smooth and life like whereas the HDTV renders the edges to be jagged, making it look like it was taken with a cheap camera.
This is my setup here so I have a side by side comparison.
Which one is telling the accurate picture? Meaning, when I print, which of the display shows the closest to what I should expect? I'm making a photobook (about A3 size on some landscape pictures) of my gf using the pictures taken with this E-P5 and I really hope to not receive a nasty surprise when the book arrives!
Comments?