Television – Special applications – Film – disc or card scanning
Patent
1996-09-30
1998-10-06
Britton, Howard W.
Television
Special applications
Film, disc or card scanning
348 96, 348100, H04N 5253, H04N 336, H04N 338, H04N 340
Patent
active
058185186
ABSTRACT:
An apparatus for use in a method for scanning an image on a film and generating a video signal therefrom. The apparatus having a signal processor (10) receiving a plurality of input raster lines representing a film image, and a control unit (11) having controls (14) operating on said signal processor, whereby the number of the input raster lines used by the signal processor in the active raster to generate said output signal is variable. A signal representing a sequentially scanned image is supplied to filter (12) which performs an anti-aliasing and a decimation process. The amount of oversampling can be varied depending on various factors, such as film speed, and degree of anti-aliasing and aperture correction so as to optimize performance and, in CRT-based systems so as to maintain the size of the raster on the face of the CRT above a predetermined minimum.
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Kneller David Christopher
Schnuelle David Llyod
Sherlock Stephen
Wordsworth Gary Bryan
Britton Howard W.
Innovision Limited
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