General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Doco on Australian climbing, Barber to Gullich	19-Feb-2007 At 6:14:08 PM	duglash
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>1280x720 (interlaced) - is the most base level HD setup. Unfortunatly it >is a wide screen format (16:9) >and most of your archival footage will be 4:3. What format you choose >really depends on what you want >to do with the finished production... Ah - so the P is progressive? I'll probably go with the widescreen format. I just did something in ws and I liked it. Can work around the 4:3ishness by framing it (say with a slidescreen) or blowing it up and cutting off top/bottom.

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