PsF Imaging

PsF Imaging
HD
Progressive-Segmented Frame Imaging. All lines (whole frame) are captured at the same instant. Each frame represents a single moment in time. After the frame is captured, it is then separated (Segmented) into two halves. One half is the odd lines and the other is the even lines. (Now this may sound like interlace, but each frame represents only one moment in time, not two). Though transmitted similarly as an interlaced signal, if treated as a progressive signal, does not cause the same harmful artifacts that interlace scanning causes. Often image can be processed with much of the same transmission hardware that was designed for interlace. Processing hardware can also be designed to handle both Interlace and PsF (ie Switchable). See Interlace Imaging, Progressive Imaging

Audio and video glossary. 2014.

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  • Interlace Imaging — HD Imaging technique where all the odd lines of a picture are captured in one moment and the even lines are captured in the next moment. When you put two of these “fields” together, you get a “frame” (all of the lines). Notice however that a… …   Audio and video glossary

  • Progressive Imaging — HD All lines (whole frame) are captured at the same instant. Each frame represents a single moment in time. See Interlace Imaging, PsF Imaging , Frame Rate, Capture Rate …   Audio and video glossary

  • 59.94i — HD Describes an interlaced video signal where 1/2 of the total lines of the picture are captured and displayed every 1/59.94<sup>th</sup> of a second. See also Interlaced Imaging, Progressive Imaging and PsF Imaging …   Audio and video glossary

  • 59.94P — HD Describes a progressive video signal where all lines of the picture are captured and displayed every 1/59.94<sup>th</sup> of a second. See also Interlaced Imaging, Progressive Imaging and PsF Imaging …   Audio and video glossary

  • 60i — HD Describes a interlaced video signal where 1/2 of the total lines of the picture are captured and displayed every 1/60<sup>th</sup> of a second. Often used to loosely describe a capture system that operates at 59.94i. See also… …   Audio and video glossary

  • 60P — HD Describes a progressive video signal where all of the total lines of the picture are captured and displayed every 1/60<sup>th</sup> of a second. Often used to loosely describe a capture system that operates at 59.94P. See also… …   Audio and video glossary

  • 24PsF — HD Term used to describe a 24 (or in common usage 23.98) frame progressive video that divides the video in segments of even and odd lines for transmission and storage (and often display). Though transmitted similarly as an interlaced signal, if… …   Audio and video glossary

  • 48PsF — HD Term often used incorrectly to describe a 24 frame progressive segmented frame video. In actual terms, 48PsF would describe an image captured progressively at 48 frames per second and transmitted as a segmented frame. Incorrect usage stems… …   Audio and video glossary

  • Segmented Frame — HD See PsF Imaging …   Audio and video glossary

  • Point spread function — The point spread function (PSF) describes the response of an imaging system to a point source or point object. A related but more general term for the PSF is a system s impulse response. The PSF in many contexts can be thought of as the extended… …   Wikipedia

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