raster type

[Michael Phillips]

Whether it is progressive or interlace.

Michael

[Pat Horridge]

In Avid isn’t it 1440 (thin) or 1920 ?

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[Shane Ross]

I thought raster meant…yeah, what Pat said…thin or full. Thin being anamorphic, like 1440×1080 (HDV) or 1280×1080 and 960×720 (DVCPRO HD). And full raster being 1920×1080…or 1280×720. I didn’t think interlaced had anything to do with it.

And no, Avid doesn’t only do thin raster. It’s all dependent on the camera it was shot with. HDV and DVCPRO HD are thin raster cameras.

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[Michael Phillips]

Yeah… I guess there is that too… 😉

I guess I’m still searching or the word that defines progressive or interlace… raster was a good one. dammit.

Michael

[Alberto Ferrigno]

Thanks, i looked for it in many places and i was confused.

[Pat Horridge]

Its the scan type.
Progressive or interlaced.

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