Frage von Ich bins:
Hello,
I somehow have an understanding problem. I would love my future videos in 16:9 rotate. I have a DVX100BE which only one (or 3) 4:3 chip.
If I'm now with an HVX200 on tape, so DV, DVCPro, or on a P2 card, I still have only a 4:3 picture (because of the 576 lines)? So is a 16:9 picture
always s.eine HDV / DVCProHD / XDCamHD - Camera-bound?
May sound banal, but I blick's really not.
Antwort von Akira:
No.. DV supportive so synonymous 16:9 anamorphic, which with a true 16:9 chip as can be. my little Cannon Wide Anglein shows more than 4:3 to 16:9, so it seems a 16:9 chip to have.
Antwort von Ich bins:
As far as I'm very surprised is that the manual, which I on the Pana website've read for the 16:9-band recording mode when either "Letterbox" or "squeeze" as Mögflichkeit indicating exactly as stated in the instructions of my DVX100 stands. Then I could keep the synonymous yes, if I do not "High resolution" would like to rotate.
Antwort von Akira:
s.besten try besere what brings quality, letterboxed (black bars over the picture) or Sqeeze.
Antwort von PowerMac:
Nonsense. Letterbox will always look worse because it does not exploits the picture, the camera saves it into a normal 4:3 picture with bars. "Squeeze" means, for the HVX200: 16:9 comes from the chip and is anamorphic saved, so true 16:9 on tape. The DVX100 has a 4:3 chip. Squeeze means without 16:9-Lens in the DVX: The Picture is from 4:3-Picture out, there are bars over it and put the circumcised 16:9-anamorphic picture is stored on tape. So missing only Picture and you lose as opposed to the HVX wide.
Antwort von Ichbins:
Thank you, now it is clear to me!
Antwort von Login_vergessen:
But are not anamorphic recorded images on a 4:3 screen then "eierig "...? This is any event in a table in the specification of SAT1 (I think).
Antwort von PowerMac:
When are they? 16:9 SD is always bruised. Whether the material is Digibeta or DV ... The receiver must equalize and correct course to its aspect ratio to adjust. A 4:3-tube TV is just letterboxed draus. As has always been in movies in television. Or what did you want to say? I do not understand.
Antwort von Login_vergessen:
The graphic gives her that 16:9 without PALplus encoder "or" letterbox Converter "with the Picture gesqueezten be played. But have never seen it, for me everything is still 4:3. More ...
Antwort von Quadruplex:
A 4:3-tube TV is just letterboxed draus. When a 16:9-format switching has.
As has always been in movies in television. Nope - A Letterboxspielfilm via TV has only 430 visible lines (if it is exactly 16:9), the rest of the 576 PAL lines with black is wasted. One of the TV on 16:9-format shrink to, anamorphic picture looks far although of similar. Indeed, between the beams every 576 rows (less overscan) to see the picture is sharper.
Antwort von PowerMac:
Nothing else I said;)
