Sentences with phrase «disappointing picture quality»

The DVD offers acceptable but disappointing picture quality along with excellent audio and some satisfying supplements.

Here, we just get reformatted fullscreen and somewhat disappointing picture quality too.

Not exact matches

Disappointed with the quality, the handles are not the white colour as in the picture and the mattress is very hard, the hood doesn't stay up, there are several cotton threads hanging.

Good size, good quality, it looks like the picture but I'm a little disappointed, I did not expect that and slow delivery.

Accuphoto was started by Brenda Kirkland, a PPA (Professional Photographers of America) member who had tried out the online dating scene and was disappointed by the abundance of poor quality (or inaccurate) profile pictures that people were using.

Universal's specialty films division, Focus Features had a wildly disappointing 2014 from a quality standpoint (especially compared to its successful 2013), despite the presence of an Oscar best picture nominee (The Theory of Everything).

Much like the picture quality, this disappoints most in comparison to its contemporaries.

Let me say right off the bat, I was disappointed by the film's video quality; the 1.85:1 anamorphic widescreen image appears to have been derived from a PAL source, lending the picture a BBC feel that it does not have when excerpted for the documentary segment on the companion disc.

The lacking picture quality, however, is sure to disappoint any fan with high home theater standards, a class that's admittedly quite small in relationship to the somewhat successfully targeted tween audience.

Delivering top - notch picture / sound plus bonus features that impress in both quantity and quality, this Volume 1 DVD isn't likely to disappoint the show's fans.

But with so many exemplary discs setting the bar so high, the picture quality here disappoints slightly.

The picture quality you get from the Scart socket is disappointing.

Camera picture quality (still) is disappointing; the images are not that sharp.