F1 or should it be the FU

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Dr Zoidberg wrote:
"Eric Shune" wrote in message
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why did they not put it on the HD channel...

Unless I'm mistaken not all the races are filmed in HD.

"Filmed" meansd the use of film. TV cameras do not use film - whatever
jounalists think. This is a tecnical newsgroup.

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In article , Eric Shune
writes
why did they not put it on the HD channel...

It's not something I watch but think it's bandwidth it needs rather than
HD, fast moving subject material, loads of randomness in the picture if
someone goes into a gravel trap, it calls out for high bandwidth. If it
was broadcast in HD without a huge bandwidth increase, my guess is it
would look worse than SD.
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On Sun, 13 Sep 2009 18:24:55 +0100, charles
wrote:

In article ,
Dr Zoidberg wrote:
"Eric Shune" wrote in message
...
why did they not put it on the HD channel...

Unless I'm mistaken not all the races are filmed in HD.

"Filmed" meansd the use of film. TV cameras do not use film - whatever
jounalists think. This is a tecnical newsgroup.

The use of the word "filmed" has been extended to include the use of
electronic cameras.

If we are being pernickety I think you meant "journalist" and
"technical". :-)

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In article ,
Peter Duncanson wrote:
On Sun, 13 Sep 2009 18:24:55 +0100, charles
wrote:

In article ,
Dr Zoidberg wrote:
"Eric Shune" wrote in message
...
why did they not put it on the HD channel...

Unless I'm mistaken not all the races are filmed in HD.

"Filmed" meansd the use of film. TV cameras do not use film - whatever
jounalists think. This is a tecnical newsgroup.

The use of the word "filmed" has been extended to include the use of
electronic cameras.



If we are being pernickety I think you meant "journalist" and
"technical". :-)

yes, my typing is not good. Filmed means using film.

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"Eric Shune" wrote in message
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why did they not put it on the HD channel...


Vimbeldon was broadcast in HD, surely there are more viewers for F1...

In article ,
Eric Shune wrote:

"Eric Shune" wrote in message
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why did they not put it on the HD channel...


Vimbeldon was broadcast in HD, surely there are more viewers for F1...

but it was BBC cameras at Wimbledon not those of another broadcaster.

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On Sun, 13 Sep 2009 19:45:30 +0100, charles
wrote:

In article ,
Peter Duncanson wrote:
On Sun, 13 Sep 2009 18:24:55 +0100, charles
wrote:

In article ,
Dr Zoidberg wrote:
"Eric Shune" wrote in message
...
why did they not put it on the HD channel...

Unless I'm mistaken not all the races are filmed in HD.

"Filmed" meansd the use of film. TV cameras do not use film - whatever
jounalists think. This is a tecnical newsgroup.

The use of the word "filmed" has been extended to include the use of
electronic cameras.



If we are being pernickety I think you meant "journalist" and
"technical". :-)

yes, my typing is not good. Filmed means using film.

Aren't some films (movies) now shot with high definition video cameras?


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charles wrote:
In article ,
Eric Shune wrote:

Vimbeldon was broadcast in HD, surely there are more viewers for F1...

but it was BBC cameras at Wimbledon not those of another broadcaster.

Except, last year the HD Centre Court coverage was provided by Arena Mobiles
(ex LWT OB dept).

Of course this year the majority of the OB work at Wimbledon was done by SiS
Mobiles, who the Beeb sold most of their TV OB plant to last year.


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"charles" wrote in message
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In article ,
Dr Zoidberg wrote:
"Eric Shune" wrote in message
...
why did they not put it on the HD channel...

Unless I'm mistaken not all the races are filmed in HD.

"Filmed" meansd the use of film. TV cameras do not use film - whatever
jounalists think. This is a tecnical newsgroup.


FFS , it's perfectly obvious what I meant.
If you want to start nitpicking , what's "meansd" or "tecnical"?

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In article , Peter
Duncanson wrote:
The use of the word "filmed" has been extended to include the use of
electronic cameras.

Only by ignoramuses.

Rod.
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