Whats the advertised resolution on the XL2???? DVX?????
Resolution
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nullphonic
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Re: Resolution
There's a good chart on this page for effective pixels, also some info on res (several cams) etc...
http://www.dvinfo.net/canonxl2/articles/article06.php
There's a good chart on this page for effective pixels, also some info on res (several cams) etc...
http://www.dvinfo.net/canonxl2/articles/article06.php
Re: Resolution
Thanks. I was just curious
Thanks. I was just curious
Michael Summers
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Re: Resolution
i thought ALL prosumer digital cameras have 530 LOR (in 4x3 of course) and 480 on a television. am i wrong?
i thought ALL prosumer digital cameras have 530 LOR (in 4x3 of course) and 480 on a television. am i wrong?
Re: Resolution
but in catalogs...... VX2000 and in general all Sony cameras say "up to" 530 LOR. probably a gimmick, cause then the 1 chip trv70 i have would put out the same resolution as the vx. which im pretty sure it does not, in comparing the images from each. Some 1 chip canons even claim 540 lor. oh advertising.........
but in catalogs...... VX2000 and in general all Sony cameras say "up to" 530 LOR. probably a gimmick, cause then the 1 chip trv70 i have would put out the same resolution as the vx. which im pretty sure it does not, in comparing the images from each. Some 1 chip canons even claim 540 lor. oh advertising.........
Re: Resolution
err not all are advertised as such, just the high end consumer models.
err not all are advertised as such, just the high end consumer models.
Z
Zoomforce
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Re: Resolution
Just a note.. even if the final output is say 720x480, a camera that ha higher resolution CCD's will always make a better photo.
Just a note.. even if the final output is say 720x480, a camera that ha higher resolution CCD's will always make a better photo.
Antoine_Fabi
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Re: Resolution
Absolutely...
DVD is 720X480 but look how good it looks when the original footage is 35mm.
Absolutely...
DVD is 720X480 but look how good it looks when the original footage is 35mm.
Michael Summers
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Re: Resolution
[quote author=x2mag68 link=board=XL2;num=1092352888;start=0#5 date=08/15/04 at 18:11:26]but in catalogs...... VX2000 and in general all Sony cameras say "up to" 530 LOR. probably a gimmick, cause then the 1 chip trv70 i have would put out the same resolution as the vx. which im pretty sure it does not, in comparing the images from each. Some 1 chip canons even claim 540 lor. oh advertising......... [/quote]
it doesnt say though "ONLY 480 LINES on a 4x3 television"
ever wonder why it looks better on your computer than on your television?
[quote author=x2mag68 link=board=XL2;num=1092352888;start=0#5 date=08/15/04 at 18:11:26]but in catalogs...... VX2000 and in general all Sony cameras say "up to" 530 LOR. probably a gimmick, cause then the 1 chip trv70 i have would put out the same resolution as the vx. which im pretty sure it does not, in comparing the images from each. Some 1 chip canons even claim 540 lor. oh advertising......... [/quote]
it doesnt say though "ONLY 480 LINES on a 4x3 television"
ever wonder why it looks better on your computer than on your television?
Re: Resolution
Prob'ly because the computer is progressive-scan, can display millions more colors than a TV, has better contrast, and is almost always set to a resolution much higher than a TV, so the video appears smaller, and as such, better -- even at 720x480, not 540.
Prob'ly because the computer is progressive-scan, can display millions more colors than a TV, has better contrast, and is almost always set to a resolution much higher than a TV, so the video appears smaller, and as such, better -- even at 720x480, not 540.