The resolution is 1440x1080i... I hear an echo
And if the native capture is 1440x1080 (for the digital camera based channels) are we losing anything?
The resolution is 1440x1080i... I hear an echo
And if the native capture is 1440x1080 (for the digital camera based channels) are we losing anything?
And if the native capture is 1440x1080 (for the digital camera based channels) are we losing anything?
And if the native capture is 1440x1080 (for the digital camera based channels) are we losing anything?
HDNEWS backhauls the stories at 1440X1080i.
Given that the focus ring and the zoom control are just about the only moving part left on a camera, I don't think a little sand is going to kill the whole camera.I don't care about the resolution but theses companies can't use 100K cameras out in the middle of the desert with all the sand and run the risk of breaking them, they are smart use a cameras around $1,100 thoses are easier and cheaper to replace.
So when will the others go Mpeg4?
Would that be hemp fiber?
Start with "if", then if/when that's confirmed, go with "when".Is there talk of when E* plans on changing all of their HD channels to 1920x1080? ...
Probably not much, but the channels originate at 1920x1080, then are reduced to 1440 and scaled back up by receiver to 1920. So many conversions will cause loss of quality. Also most new stuff is shot with HDCAM-SR or 1080p cameras that provide full 1920 resolution.
Probably not much, but the channels originate at 1920x1080, then are reduced to 1440 and scaled back up by receiver to 1920. So many conversions will cause loss of quality. Also most new stuff is shot with HDCAM-SR or 1080p cameras that provide full 1920 resolution.