Hi,
I own a Sanyo HD700 camera that officially records progressive mp4 files. Although after some time I discovered that it uses interlaced sensor that actually does deinterlacing inside the camera (I did some test not mentioning overall sense of frames using high shutter speed/not enough blurring). Other confirmation of this was the interlaced sensor mentioned in the specification in the manual.
So is there a real consumer-level progressive camera that can take a "true" progressive frame as a whole with the shutter speed between 1/24 and 1/30? In my case with HD700 the minimum is 1/60 (NTSC field deinterlaced). But I would like to have a "movie" sense having confirmed at least 1/30 shutter in a future camera I will choose. For those who are not familiar with the problem I'm talking about, I'd recommend http://www.100fps.com/
Please, add some details about your tests or official confirmation since the manufacturers tend to hide such details for known reasons.
Thank you,
Max
I own a Sanyo HD700 camera that officially records progressive mp4 files. Although after some time I discovered that it uses interlaced sensor that actually does deinterlacing inside the camera (I did some test not mentioning overall sense of frames using high shutter speed/not enough blurring). Other confirmation of this was the interlaced sensor mentioned in the specification in the manual.
So is there a real consumer-level progressive camera that can take a "true" progressive frame as a whole with the shutter speed between 1/24 and 1/30? In my case with HD700 the minimum is 1/60 (NTSC field deinterlaced). But I would like to have a "movie" sense having confirmed at least 1/30 shutter in a future camera I will choose. For those who are not familiar with the problem I'm talking about, I'd recommend http://www.100fps.com/
Please, add some details about your tests or official confirmation since the manufacturers tend to hide such details for known reasons.
Thank you,
Max