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Re: P vs PsF standard
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Gary Taylor
on Apr 10, 2003 at 4:31:13 pm
David,
Can you explain 480/29.97psf to me then? From what you are describing for HD it seems like it would allow a standard SDI capture solution to be used for editing in conventional applications like Final Cut. Are the fields created identical?
Thanks
Gary
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