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generally speaking, i'm no fan of interlace either, but my argument still stands that it could be used expressively -- in other words, to enhance the experience
by jeremyswank 16y ago
generally speaking, i'm no fan of interlace either, but my argument still stands that it could be used expressively -- in other words, to enhance the experience of the content for appropriate material. as an example, it might be a good choice if you were making a program and you wanted to exploit the impression that the viewer was watching a tv broadcast from a few decades ago.
- Raphael 16y agoThere's simulated and real. I see scanlines all the time for CRTs appearing in cartoons, which has nothing to do with the actual format of the video playing.
- nitrogen 16y agoI definitely agree that no option should be removed from the palette available to artists, just as long as the final delivery medium doesn't require deinterlacing.