laajakuvasuoja
Laajakuvasuoja is a Finnish term that translates to "widescreen protection" or "aspect ratio protection." It refers to a visual element that appears on a screen, typically a television or computer monitor, to indicate that the displayed content is in a widescreen format. This protection is often implemented as black bars or a shaded area that appears on the sides of the screen.
The purpose of laajakuvasuoja is to prevent image retention, also known as burn-in, on certain types of
Modern display technologies like LCD and OLED are far less prone to image retention than CRTs. Consequently,