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Old 03-11-2008, 07:44 PM
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24PA, 24F, 24P, 25F, 25P, 30F, 30P explained

I put down some information about Canon and Panasonic cameras that I collected. I was interested in how exactly these cameras record progressive video using interlaced recording standard. I wanted to find out more about so-called "pulldown flags" and why video from the Canon HV20/HV30 camcorders does not have them (in short: because interlaced video does not contain pulldown flags, progressive video does).

The article: 24PA, 24F, 24P, 25F, 25P, 30F, 30P explained

I hope you like the pictures Here is one, it shows how Canon HX-A1 records video in 24F mode:



Oh, I do know that Canon XH uses interlaced CCDs, while the HV uses a progressive CMOS sensor. This is not relevant to the way video is recorded.

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