[opendtv] Re: Why Europe should choose 720P for HDTV

I think that motion has the same effect as "raising the spatial frequency"
of the picture, which means that the proper Nyquist filter has effectively
a lower bandwidth.  The end result is that motion is inevitably more blurred
than static pictures.

I haven't seen any papers or books which provide a proper mathematical
analysis of this effect, but I'm sure that they're out there somewhere.

At 08:32 AM 12/11/2004, Tom Barry wrote:
>Mark -
>
>How much do you have to filter so that an image can move smoothly across 
>or down a fixed pixel display 1/2 pixel at a time without aperture 
>effect artifacts.  Is it just to the Nyquist limit, or more?
>
>- Tom

 
 
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