Alex Zabrovsky
October 13th, 2003, 07:50 AM
Sorry possibly "beating a dead hourse" but just recently I was directed to the article by Steve Mullen dealing with this issue (written about a year ago). I posted the thread here:
http://www.dvinfo.net/conf/showthread.php?s=&threadid=15693
and has been replied by the fellow where should I look for the answers...so I'm here. :-)
However, it was mentioned (or at least as I understood) the original article may still have cetain gaps in representing the technology covered therein, so perhaps theer si an updated stuff available on such issue that would clarify that major Frame/Progressive confusion exisitng among even advanced amateurs ?
After readign teh original article I still left with few questions uncovered, is here the right place to ask ?
(hope Steve Mullen is still out there or perhaps Stephen van Vuuren would also be so kind to enlight me ?) ?
Mind you, I'm not in the league of DVX100 shooters as a mojority of fellows here, I'm GS100 owner frequently showing up in MX Series board. (as many contemporary advanced amateur cams GS100 has Frame mode mistakably considered as a progressive by many users)
http://www.dvinfo.net/conf/showthread.php?s=&threadid=15693
and has been replied by the fellow where should I look for the answers...so I'm here. :-)
However, it was mentioned (or at least as I understood) the original article may still have cetain gaps in representing the technology covered therein, so perhaps theer si an updated stuff available on such issue that would clarify that major Frame/Progressive confusion exisitng among even advanced amateurs ?
After readign teh original article I still left with few questions uncovered, is here the right place to ask ?
(hope Steve Mullen is still out there or perhaps Stephen van Vuuren would also be so kind to enlight me ?) ?
Mind you, I'm not in the league of DVX100 shooters as a mojority of fellows here, I'm GS100 owner frequently showing up in MX Series board. (as many contemporary advanced amateur cams GS100 has Frame mode mistakably considered as a progressive by many users)