11.   Images will look the same on screen.

12.   In general, the closer they are, the crisper the images look, which is why a lower dot pitch is better.

13.   Inside, the digital movie data goes through a seven-layered processing board that is specialized to make video images look more filmlike.

14.   In the lithograph, orange and yellow streaks across the gray sky make half the image look almost abstract.

15.   Its images looked so real, I actually thought the pictures had come from a traditional photo lab.

16.   On a really big screen, where a VHS image typically looks a bit beaten up, a laser-disk picture shines its glorious best.

17.   Switching the order of the layers, their opacity and the way they blend can radically change what the combined image will look like.

18.   The image looks jerky and gray, but after the images are downloaded onto a computer, they appear in color with fairly good resolution.

19.   The images look terrible, with about half the scenes bathed in cruddy gray light, and the other half barely lighted at all.

20.   The image itself looks like an abstract shape on canvas, or even some sort of insect under glass.