20 1.00 880?—400 1024?—465 1536?—698 2048?—931 4096?—1862
Panavision 2.35 1.00 1536?—653 2048?—871 4096?—1742
1828?—777 3656?—1555
70mm IMAX 1.36 1.00 512?—375 1024?—751 1536?—1126 2048?—1501 4096?—3003
VistaVision 1.50 1.00 512?—341 1024?—683 1536?—1024 2048?—1365 4096?—2731
1828?—1219 3072?—2048
CinemaScope 1.17 1.00 1024?—872 1536?—1307 2048?—1743 4096?—3487
1828?—1556 3656?—3112
CinemaScope 2.35 1.00 1536?—653 2048?—871 4096?—1742
1828?—777 3656?—1555
35mm (24mmx36mm) slide 1.50 1.00 512?—341 1024?—683 1536?—1024 2048?—1365 4096?—2731
6cmx6cm slide 1.00 1.00 512?—512 1024?—1024 1536?—1536 2048?—2048 4096?—4096
4"?—5" or 8"?—10" slide 1.33 1.00 768?—576 1024?—768 1536?—1152 2048?—1536 4096?—3072
Video Output Resolutions
Table A.6 represents the most common video and computer resolutions for working with
video. Although NTSC and PAL are interlaced formats, it is a common practice today to
render final output as frames rather than fields. It should also be noted that HDTV formats
are still far from being standardized across various industries. Always find out from
your clients which format they are using.
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