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"Color" here is used as a broader term that includes black and white contrast and quantization noise, which certainly was a chief concern of early television de
by lalaithion 6y ago
"Color" here is used as a broader term that includes black and white contrast and quantization noise, which certainly was a chief concern of early television design.
- anikom15 6y agoDid analog TVs have quantization noise?
- dan-robertson 6y agoThey had noise and gamma curves and physical phosphor that might be variable quality and viewing angles/vignetting which could all affect colour
- sjwright 6y agoThere was no quantification in the signal chain, so no.
- anikom15 6y agoThat’s what I thought. Just wanted to make sure (I’ve spent a lot of time modeling analog TV systems). Maybe some of the later decoder chips in the late 80s and onward operated digitally but haven’t looked into it too much.