WALKING THE LINE BETWEEN 4:3 AND 16:9

Published Monday, January 01, 2001

Lens adapters, variable mode cameras, and letterbox FX can bridge the 4:3/16:9 divide during the slow TV transition. Somehow, some way, and with some modulation scheme, America will make the transition from NTSC to DTV. And, despite the current lack of a viable economic model, I'm confident our DTV future includes HDTV. HDTV programming will initially draw upon the vast library of widescreen motion pictures. Sports programming will add to the programming pool. And beginning with the Fall 2001 schedule, many primetime shows will be fed to local stations in 16:9. While I'm optimistic that the ...

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