Re: 35mm slide scanner commensurate with CD ROM showing on Hi Def TV
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- Date: Wed, 07 Jun 2006 22:28:47 GMT
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No not yet.
CSM1 wrote:
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Can you recommend a 35mm slide scanner commensurate with CD ROM
showing
on Hi Def TV?
Nikon Coolscan V ED or Nikon Coolscan 5000 ED.
Many flatbed scanners are good enough for showing on a HDTV. Max
resolution
needed is 1920 X 1080 pixels. I think the video format for HDTV is
MPEG
II.
The big question, do you have a DVD player that will play a CD-ROM to
HDTV?
There aren't many available yet that actually do HDTV, most are SDTV
(640x480).
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How about the new flatbed scanners by Canon, the Canoscan 9950 or the
8400?
a) the 9950F is a 4800 DPI scanner which does 35mm, 120 film, and 4x5
sheet
b) the 8400F is a 3200 DPI scanner which does 35mm and 120 film.
All of those scanners can scan the number of needed pixels to display at
HDTV resolution which is a Maximum resolution (1080i) of 1920 pixels by
1080
pixels.
The fact that a scanner can scan at more that necessary has no bearing on
if
you can display an image on a HDTV set in High Definition. HDTVs will
show a
SDTV picture just fine, but that is not getting a High Definition image
to
the set.
There may be Video cards available for computers that output to YPbPr
(Component Video). Look for ATI cards.
Here is one.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16814102492
This one is lower cost
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16814102661
The problem is finding a DVD or VCR or DVR or PVR that can record and
play a
High Definition picture to the HDTV.
There are lots of current standard definition DVD and VCR machines, but
not
many HDTV recording and playback machines for the home consumer.
A good explanation and some details on HD recording that is now
available:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High-definition_video
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Here as a vendor claim, Hi-def JPEGs: JPEGs are picture files from a
digital camera or other imaging source. With this DVD player, you can
play a slideshow of your pictures right on your TV. Presumably, hi-def
TV.
Samsung Hi-Def Conversion DVD Player (DVD-HD860)
Anybody have any experience with it?
You can download the PDF manual here. Right Click, Save Target As.
http://org.downloadcenter.samsung.com/downloadfile/ContentsFile.aspx?CDSite=SS&CttFileID=877098&CDCttType=UM&ModelType=N&ModelName=DVD-HD860&VPath=UM/200602/20060210183204453_DVD_HD860_XAA-book-0210.pdf
Read page(s) start at 43 (41 of 64). Picture CD Playback for HD-JPEG.
Read page 53 (51 of 64) in the above PDF. Requirements for HD-JPEG.
After reading in the manual, It is possible to play HD-JPEG images with that
machine.
You would need to have the Jpeg saved in either 720p or 1080I format.
It may be as simple as creating a 1920 x 1080 image and saving as a JPEG.
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