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February 25th, 2006, 01:53 PM | #1 |
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Are they gonna bring out a HD110?
I am seriously thinking of getting a HD100, but a few points are putting me off:
1) That it only shoots 720 and not 1080 and if I buy a HD100, are they going to bring out a HD110 in a few months that does do 1080????? |
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February 25th, 2006, 03:24 PM | #3 |
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thanks again Tim
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Fantastic
Great review 2!
So the image of the HD100 seemed to hold its quality! |
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As I understand it 'uprezzing' just splits single pixels into multiple pixels and does nothing to improve image definition. So you could end up with a 1080p from 720p, or a 720p from a 480p resolution but for what reason if the image looks the same? What am I missing? Tony |
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However, I was attempting to be coy about the fact that Panasonic and Sony will sell lots of cameras to unsuspecting customers who think they are getting a much higher resolution with 1080"P", "1080F," or "CF", when the 4-way test proves that those cameras are simply using pixel shifting and upscaling to create 1080 out of 540. Even the Canon XLH1 does this to some extent in 1080F mode (although obviously much better than the HVX200 and Z1.) I think if JVC was smarter about marketing they would simply add an "uprez" circuit so they could include "1080P" in the spec sheet. IMHO, the only advantage to uprezzing is "client perception."
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So good to have this confirmed by someone with your cudos! Cheers Tony |
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