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VHS and other analog media have distinctive characteristics (eg. scanlines) that some people find appealing. The same thing happens with analog audio formats li
by schwarrrtz 10y ago
VHS and other analog media have distinctive characteristics (eg. scanlines) that some people find appealing. The same thing happens with analog audio formats like vinyl records.
- basicplus2 10y agoyes i agree, and black and white TV had essentially complete uninterrupted image information on each line it scanned as it was only limited by the phosphor dust size in the original camera tube, like looking at the perfect image through blinds and one's brain filled in the gaps between the lines. thus even with the move to colour, information was lost horizontally as a continuous line was replaced with dots.
- geon 10y agoWasn't color tv just a b/v signal with color data in overtones?
- basicplus2 10y ago3 colour guns but the shadow mask chopped it up into dots