Re: native 16:9 programming

"gordon shumway" <shumway@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
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"Terence" <auriga_m38@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
From my perspective... professional sports and nature documentaries
seem to take the most advantage out of the wider viewing screen.

I guess the reason I had asked was I was curious to know if
directors/post-production crews would start making different decisions
with regards to how a scene is framed, knowing that the majority of
their intended audience would be watching the program in SD or in 16:9
HD.

I think most use 16:9 as the reference. That is why pan and scan was
invented.

I do not think pan and scan is used for TV. That is a guess, so if
someone has a source I will stand corrected.


Sorry, I did not mean to imply that it was. I meant that movies that are
originally shot in 16:9 and then edited to 4:3 are at least sometimes shown
in pan and scan.

Chip

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