Just curious how you find out the actual resolution on a lcd if if says "Resolution: 112,320 Pixels"??
Is there a formula to convert this?
Thanks, Gordon
Is there a formula to convert this?
Thanks, Gordon
Assuming square pixels (I believe they are square):
Let x = number of pixels in the horizontal direction
Let y = number of pixels in the vertical direction
Let z = total number of pixels
x/y = aspect ratio (usually 4:3 or 5:4)
x * y = z
If x/y = 4/3, then x = 4y/3
Then, (4y/3) * y = z
(4y^2)/3 = z
Solve for y, and substitute into x = z/y (rearranged form of x * y = z)
Let x = number of pixels in the horizontal direction
Let y = number of pixels in the vertical direction
Let z = total number of pixels
x/y = aspect ratio (usually 4:3 or 5:4)
x * y = z
If x/y = 4/3, then x = 4y/3
Then, (4y/3) * y = z
(4y^2)/3 = z
Solve for y, and substitute into x = z/y (rearranged form of x * y = z)
unfortunately i only know how many total pixels there are. It is for a lilliput 2.5" lcd.
Just tring to see if the lilliput 2.5" has better res then the gamepad screen.
Gordon
Just tring to see if the lilliput 2.5" has better res then the gamepad screen.
Gordon
Unless you are just wanting to play etc, I think you are wasting your time trying to build a LCD projector based around anything smaller than 5" simply because the quality will be so low...even divx movies, will appear blocky and screendoor is so visible its not funny.
So in short, if you looking for a quality projection dont bother, if not, have fun.
So in short, if you looking for a quality projection dont bother, if not, have fun.
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