Depth finder (fish finder) alright, color vs grayscale

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deepbuzzer
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Depth finder (fish finder) alright, color vs grayscale

Post by deepbuzzer » Mon Mar 30, 2009 2:52 pm

did a search on here to get some opinions, couldn't find any so I am asking.. Color vs Greyscale

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RE:Depth finder (fish finder) alright, color vs grayscale

Post by G-Man » Mon Mar 30, 2009 3:05 pm

Not to make light of the question, but his one's a no-brainer. Given the same resolution, power and features color does make a difference and is worth the extra $$$. If you are looking at two different systems, I'd take the one with greater power and resolution. Look at them as night vision goggles. First you need to be able to see something before you can enhance it with something like color. Would you rather have a crisp grayscale picture that shows you a nice buck or a colorful blob that looks like it might have 4 legs?

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RE:Depth finder (fish finder) alright, color vs grayscale

Post by kutthroatkilla » Mon Mar 30, 2009 6:16 pm

Color :colors:
Get with the Fast Money Bros

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RE:Depth finder (fish finder) alright, color vs grayscale

Post by Marc Martyn » Mon Mar 30, 2009 9:45 pm

Color- Shows the thermocline and you can identify bottom structure much better.

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