Highest resolution Viewfinder.

wrote:

http://www.cs.sfu.ca/CC/365/li/mater...4/Chap3.4.html

which says:
NTSC: 720 x 480 luminance resolution

It says, "Ordinary TV -- ~320 lines".

And now you show me ho to compare these 320 to 420 (Laserdisc,
S-VHS on NTSC) to 485 lines (Maximum of the format) to the 240
lines QVGA has! You still remove 1/4 of the lines.

see also:
http://www.labdv.com/leon-lab/video/interlace_en.htm

It says, "CIF resolution [NTSC] 320x240."

It also says "to make 30fps NTSC from 24fps FILM, the process used
is called 3:2 pull-down" which has exactly the same relevance as
your quote. CIF is not what we talk about.

However, you can also find: "digital resolution 640x480 [NTSC]",
which firmly supports my statement and debunks the "TV is QVGA"
claim.



-Wolfgang

Wolfgang Weisselberg wrote:
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However, you can also find: "digital resolution 640x480 [NTSC]",
which firmly supports my statement and debunks the "TV is QVGA"
claim.



-Wolfgang

Yes, the resolution is as you say - VGA - however, many of the recording
systems do not work at the full resolution of the TV system. Perhaps this
is confusing the original poster.

Cheers,
David