Way back when, before HD and flat screens, cats and dogs seemingly ignored images on CRT television screens. Were they not fooled because of insufficient resolution, or because projected rays behave differently than individual LEDs? Help me make it make sense?
CRTs flicker because the image isn't there all at once, flat panels are steady images. Cats and dogs see fast motion better than us, so a CRT would look quite unnatural to them because they can see the refresh happening more than us.
willieg
Totally helping!
PeacefullyDejected
AndrewS816
steelundecided
Some googly eyes would look great on the back of the cat's head.
magila
Finally an entertaining gymnastics routine.
HeresYourSauce
Someone should send this to that athlete.
Poppypoppoppop
Or someone should kidnap that athlete and show him this. Whatever works better.
malachilenomade
Not an Olympics watcher but if I had a cat...
chichiFregiLover
gumblemuntz
Way back when, before HD and flat screens, cats and dogs seemingly ignored images on CRT television screens. Were they not fooled because of insufficient resolution, or because projected rays behave differently than individual LEDs? Help me make it make sense?
viila
CRTs flicker because the image isn't there all at once, flat panels are steady images. Cats and dogs see fast motion better than us, so a CRT would look quite unnatural to them because they can see the refresh happening more than us.
gumblemuntz
Good point. I forgot about the scan lines that would appear if you tried to photograph an old TV.