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Not really. They begin life as film which is certainly

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In Reply to: RE: Every "widescreen" DVD (nt) posted by racerguy on May 03, 2008 at 07:39:11

superior to any consumer HD format.

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Yes really - racerguy 20:52:52 05/03/08 (5)
It doesn't matter how they "begin life." The end result is what matters. The end result is that they are standard definition widescreen.
- I see it around in the USA too, a lot. nt - clarkjohnsen 09:20:28 05/05/08 (0)
  s
- My question was about any original SD material shot - Wendell Narrod 07:58:39 05/04/08 (3)
  in 16X9. I'm not aware of any. The original poster indicated it was the
  case in Australia. Perhaps I misunderstood his point.
  - Europe has done SD widescreen for quite some time - racerguy 10:44:53 05/04/08 (2)
    For instance, Dorna's coverage of MotoGP is SD widescreen broadcast.
    As with Australia, the PAL system is more conducive to anamorphic widescreen than NTSC. Lots of "widescreen" video done with PAL cameras.
    Anyone who says it's not done "anywhere" either doesn't know what they are talking about, or is being incredibly provincial.
    
    Edits: 05/04/08 05/04/08
    - Anyone who says it's not done "anywhere" - Wendell Narrod 12:56:54 05/04/08 (1)
      Who said that? I said I wasn't aware of it being done in the US. Chill.
      - RE: Anyone who says it's not done "anywhere" - racerguy 13:33:34 05/04/08 (0)
        
        In Reply to: RE: Anyone who says it's not done "anywhere" posted by Wendell Narrod on May 04, 2008 at 12:56:54
        
        > > Who said that? < <
        
        Someone else did.

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