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SMPTE Journal ( Volume: 103, Issue: 5, May 1994)
Pixels and Halide — A Natural Partnership?
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- 1. Position statement , Technology Council of the Motion Picture and Television Industry , Montreux, Switzerland , June 1993 .EXTERNAL
- 10. Poetsch D. Cosgrove A. J. , “A Digital CCD Telecine for HDTV — Joint Development of Eastman Kodak and BTS GmbH,” 135th SMPTE Tech. Conf., Oct. 31, 1993 .EXTERNAL
- 11. Heitmann J. K. R. Schiffler W. Vaanholt H. A. , “An Experimental Digital 1.2 Gbit/sec VCR for 1250/50 HDTV Signals as a Base for a Truly Universal Recording Format Handling Data Signals of Various HDTV Standards,” presented at 135th SMPTE Technical Conference, Los Angeles, Oct. 31, 1993 .EXTERNAL
- 2. Stumpf R. J. , “Defining a Film Digital Mastering Format — A Project of the Technology Council of the Motion Picture-Television Industry,” presented at 135th SMPTE Technical Conference Los Angeles, Oct. 31, 1993 .EXTERNAL
- 3. In the case of a release print that has sound tracks on it, the scanning should cover the full limits of the printed picture area.EXTERNAL
- 4. American Cinematographer's Manual , ASC Press , Hollywood : 1993 .EXTERNAL
- 5. The exact numbers are 1440, to give 1080 active lines out (U.S. distribution); and 1536, to give 1142 active lines out (European distribution).EXTERNAL
- 6. The exact number is 1920 × 2.35/1.777 = 2538.EXTERNAL
- 7. International Telecommunications Union (ITU/CCIR) Rec. 601.EXTERNAL
- 8. Letter from R. Hopkins, ATSC Committee, to K. Davies, SMPTE, Aug. 17, 1993 .EXTERNAL
- 9. The rate is actually approximately 29.97 frames/sec.EXTERNAL