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Line 33: == 30PsF == 30PsF (1080sf30, 1920x1080/30/1:1SF) gains increased popularity ~~in 60i systems~~ as ~~progressive~~ mastering standard targeted for Web delivery. Along with many professional video cameras, this standard is supported by some consumer equipment like North American/Japanese version of the Canon HV30 camcorder, which has native interlaced mode (1080i60, HDV), progressive 24p mode with 2:3 cadence (1080p24, HDV24) as well as PsF mode (1080PsF30, HDV30) mode. At present time 30PsF is not well suited for television distribution in 60i systems, because very few television sets are able to detect 2:2 cadence of 30PsF video. As such, these TV sets may try to deinterlace video by dropping one field of each frame, halving vertical resolution. == 23PsF and 29PsF ==

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