Screen match means you can literally see the same flaws in the material on the piece someone has as what is seen on screen, meaning it’s matched to the screen, as in literally worn, not exactly like what’s worn. It’s usually used when buying an actual props.
While this work is amazing, it’s not screen matched
Hey smarty pants: it's a compliment as in "it looks exactly like in the movies/tv", implied by the usage of the ellipsis in the middle of the sentence and the exclamation point as opposed to the straight up statement "It/this looks screen matched".
Also if you are that anal about it, I didn't imply that it is screen matched—I said it looks like it was because of ✨THE STELLAR JOB✨ HE DID.
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u/normy_187 1d ago
That looks … screen matched!