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Re: A few bits about EX1 shutter, blurs and transfer
by randy Strome on Jan 7, 2008 at 2:54:24 pm

"Interlace is recorded sequentially otherwise there would no difference in recorded motion between them. Just watch the jitter on an interlaced frame of any subject or camera movement, on a TV monitor."


Thanks Craig, that was my guess. I was getting ready to type a response to Mark's question below, and realized that I was not 100% sure myself.

"A question though... wouldnt shooting 1080p be the same thing as shooting 1080i and then rendering the final video to a HQ WMV file 1080 progressive? Or is there a difference? "

As Craig clarified above, software would be trying to manufacture a single whole frame from two temporally difffernt halves. More accurately, by software blurring the lines from one half (or one field) into a complete frame. I found this here:

http://neuron2.net/LVG/interlacing.html






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