What do you think about this display configuration ?

[21stcentury]

This is a capture of a display configuration. What do you think about that ?
Don't forget to zoom for a perfect display of scanline.

https://img15.hostingpics.net/pics/4...018project.png

It was supposed to be in Ultimate Amiga Configurations 2018 but since closure of Ultimate Amiga France and Ultimate Creative, the project is cancelled.

I don't have any Amiga and I can't make comparison with an orignal monitor from the 108x serie.

[Amiga1992]

Scanlines are not this marked on real monitors.
This is usually my #1 gripe with software generated scanlines, they either look too dark or too light.
There's also other artifactions present on a monitor.

[ajk]

Convincing scanline emulation needs to be more than just "make every other line black". Each pixel should bleed both horizontally and vertically depending on its brightness - in bright areas the scanlines should be thinner than in dark areas.

This is a random image I found online which sort of demonstrates this (quite zoomed in):

[21stcentury]

Very interesting. I reproduced the noise effect (of course not visible on my capture) but i never thought about the vertical effect.

For me it's essential to emulate with scanlines because graphics are just horrible without.

[Retro-Nerd]

It's also depends on your TV and connection. Composite is more blurry, has mostly more bloom than RGB.

Amiga 1200+Sony Trinitron CRT with RGB connection.

in bright areas the scanlines should be thinner than in dark areas.

That's true. No problem for good shaders though. (FS-UAE/non linear scanlines)