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If it's noise that is just variation between pixel, then the smaller dot pitch makes it more likely that your visual system will smooth it out (depends on eyesight too!)
With the SW320 it is indeed at the limit of detail and I allude to aspects of this in the review.
I keep my 23" cinema display as a second monitor, at a relatively coarse dot pitch, and do check things on it every so often.
I found this more of a confidence building measure and after a while learned to trust my judgement on the 32".
The needs of those of us with imperfect vision has always seemed a bit of an after thought for some camera designers.
I now need reading glasses to check the display on the top of my 5Ds in dimmer light, and it's this need for glasses that means that phones are just not cameras from my POV ;-)
My eyesight means that my DSLR viewfinder is crystal clear, whilst using live view for critical focus is a joke outdoors unless I've bought my close up glasses as well as my reading ones...
That said I can work well for fine stuff with two pairs of reading glasses on, but that just gets people looking at you strangely...
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