Anybody heard about Rogers HDMI cable? Desa is selling for more than 200 bucks !

Hi all, need assistance from u guys...

I am using component cable for my dvd player (do not have HDMI) with my 32" LCD, show that it is running at 576p...

will I get better quality if I invest a HDMI DVD player and link to my 32"LCD? will I get 720p or 1080i or 1080p?

Question guys...

When I watch Spiderman 3 BD,

There's noise at black part...

why aaa ?...

i watch with ps3, HD ready, 100hz 32"...

Does the problem come with cheap HDMI ?...

I dont have any other BD to test );

Another interesting article on HDMI cable.

Spend more on Cables?

looks like exposure levels/lighting conditions from camera's each shot are different... (did you use the SOP** i.e. "graycard" and manual white balance, shot in RAW)

could say that the top one is more white balanced (bottom photo, lefthand blue screen side looks white washed)..
but then again the the bottom one can see more details near the right side, on the darker feathers.. so how?

maybe a rm1k HDMI cable would have best from both images? 


"The single WhiBal card is light Gray, certified to recommended Luminance level of L* = ~75, which is optimum for use in all RAW converters.

Having a "GrayCard" reference is the best assurance that the digital pictures that you capture will have the ability to be properly White Balanced. Only with a proper White Balance can you be ensured of proper and accurate color, regardless of lighting conditions. Unlike your eyes, a digital camera does not automatically see whites as white. It sees the color of the light reflected from it, hence blue-ish in Daylight and Orange-ish in incandescent lighting. By photographing a Gray Card reference for each lighting situation that you are in, you are assured of being able to achieve a proper White Balance for all of your pictures.The Gray Card reference picture can be used with today's software to balance the color casts that various lighting conditions produce with all digital cameras. The best method to properly White Balance your digital pictures is by using a Gray Card properly and shooting RAW. RAW Conversion Software such as Adobe Camera Raw and RawShooter can then perfectly adjust all the captures that were shot under the same lighting conditions."