February 7, 2010
As the number of HD
channels and their growing content become ubiquitous in America, it's
increasingly more difficult to impress viewers with HD images. Yet
anyone who may have caught the recent telecast of the documentary "WWII in HD,"
an A&E production that aired on the History Channel, might note how
uncanny (almost eerie) it was to see both newly recovered and newly
restored footage of events in HD that TV and movie viewers have been
seeing (in lesser technical form) for seven decades.
Click tvtechnology.com for the whole story.
.
|