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Did Mark Schubin chump 24p?
Re: Did Mark Schubin chump 24p? - (2)


Did Mark Schubin chump 24p? - Adam Wilt


> 16:9 chips shoot
> true 16:9, and employ "fake" interpolation to get down
> to 4:3. They don't use a subset of the chip, as is
> commonly believed: they electronically resample and
> scale -- even the vaunted 16:9 Sony DSR500 uses
> electronic resampling to generate its 4:3 frame. (If
> you don't believe me, it's in the manual, look it up.)
Um, how? The image on the monitor is *exactly* what I'd get if the CCDs
were simply read out from the central 75% of each scanline, losing the
outer panels but preserving the height and vertical resolution exactly.
Each (analog) scanline is differently sampled in 4:3 compared to 16:9, and
there are 25% fewer pixels used in forming the 4:3 image, but the
resolution-buggering reinterpolation of the scanlines themselves is NOT
done in a true 16:9-chipped cam.
The image I get from a DSR-500 in 4:3 is exactly what I'd expect from a 4:
3 cam with the same number of effective pixels in the 4:3 center panel of
the chips.
Are we perhaps saying the same thing? If not, then a lot of my buddies at
Sony and Panasonic are liars -- as are my own eyes. I'd hate for that to
be true.
Cheers,
Adam Wilt
[Any bizarre line breaks courtesy of OS X's Mail.app. Think Different!]



Re: Did Mark Schubin chump 24p? - "Perry Mitchell"


From: Barry G
We all frequently complain about "fake 16:9" mode on
4:3 chips, and moan for the days when we can have true
16:9 chips... but rarely do we stop to consider that
having true 16:9 chips mean we will be saddled with
"fake 4:3". 4:3 chips shoot true 4:3, and have "fake"
interpolation to get up to 16:9. 16:9 chips shoot
true 16:9, and employ "fake" interpolation to get down
to 4:3. They don't use a subset of the chip, as is
commonly believed: they electronically resample and
scale -- even the vaunted 16:9 Sony DSR500 uses
electronic resampling to generate its 4:3 frame. (If
you don't believe me, it's in the manual, look it up.)



Re: Did Mark Schubin chump 24p? - "Perry Mitchell"


From: Barry G
I, for one, am glad Panasonic made the camera 4:3. To
have made it 16:9 would have seriously compromised the
picture quality for 99% of the US marketplace. (PAL
users might have a legitimate gripe, because of the
wider adoption of 16:9 TV in PAL countries).




(diese posts stammen von der DV-L Mailingliste - THX to Adam Wilt and Perry Mitchell :-)


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