getagripatlanta wrote:
>
> HDV stands for High Definition Video. Not sure why they call
> real HD, just HD.
>
It's all been High Definition Video from the start--anything above 525
horizontal lines was a "higher definition" video image. Panavision
had a version of it in the 80's as did Sony.
Sony made it's big push with the F900 "Cine Alta" even though there was
nothing really Cinematic about it. They really tried to convince film
shooters that this was it's replacement, so any reference to video had to
be removed, even though it was basically still good video with
an electronic blur to look like film. The camera was still a betacam body
with new technology innards.
It was simply HD, allowing other terms to evolve like electronic
cinematography. The compression limits are disappearing with the newer
F23 and
non-tape capture.
HDV has to be in reference to the DV/Mini format, to avoid confusion.
Kent Hughes
SoCal
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