Koichi Inakoshi, Shigeaki Saegusa - Paris Part 2 (1989 Analog HDTV 1080i Sony HDVS Video Music BGV) скачать в хорошем качестве

Koichi Inakoshi, Shigeaki Saegusa - Paris Part 2 (1989 Analog HDTV 1080i Sony HDVS Video Music BGV)

This is part 2 of "Paris" (00QW-9004) from a Sony-made high-definition 12" HDVS videodisc. The HDVS disc format was designed to be a highly portable 12" laserdisc-derived media format for Sony's "High-Definition Video System" or "Hi-Vision" back in the early 1990's! Back then, high definition was a little different from how it is now. It was analog (not digital) & close to but slightly different in resolution to the 1080i picture we receive over the air today as it was technically 1125i/1035i. Before the earliest high-definition media was available to the public (via satellite, MUSE Laserdisc, & W-VHS tapes), Sony and other companies began shooting footage, doing research, and, showing public displays of high-definition television. There were three main ways of storing HDTV (or HDVS) at that time: Reel-to-reel tape (HDV-1000), cartridge tape (HDV-10 "UniHi"), & 12" Laserdisc-style discs (HDL-5800 / HDL-2000). This footage came from one of the Laserdisc-style discs. These HDVS discs could only hold a maximum of 15 minutes of video (on CLV discs, even less on CAV discs)...but it held uncompressed, raw high-definition component video! Take that, Blu-Ray! "Koichi Inakoshi - Paris" is an early analog high-definition recording which combines Koichi Inakoshi's high-definition imagery of Paris, France with the eclectic soundtrack of Shigeaki Saegusa. Koichi Inakoshi is a Japanese photographer and videographer who is known for his rather avant-garde photography of landscapes along with celebrity photography. He also did a decent amount of work for Sony, producing other concept BGV discs such as "Koichi Inakoshi - Tokyo" (which I previously uploaded). Shigeaki Saegusa is a Japanese composer who is known for his adventurous/experimental jazz-fusion tracks and his contributions to animes such as Mobile Suit Z/ZZ Gundam and Heart Cocktail. All songs in "Paris" are from his 1988 album "眼" (Pronounced "meh", meaning "eye/vision"). "Paris" was also a popular advertising tool by Sony for the HDVS system and many advertisements and promotions featured screen shots or segments from this recording. Enjoy this very special video that was never available to the public in the original HD presentation until now! Fun fact: Look at the sides of the image. Do you see that they don't fill your TV/monitor? Since this was recorded on the original 1984 pure-analog HDVS system, it also was recorded in the original, more-square 5:3 aspect ratio that NHK & Sony chose for the original HDTV system. By 1988, the HDTV standard was standardized to the 16:9 aspect ratio that began to be used on all HDTV systems forward and that we continue to use to this day; however, the hardware took a couple more years to be updated to 16:9. Surprisingly, YouTube supports videos uploaded in 5:3 aspect ratio so dust off & plug in your favorite 16:10 monitor to see less black bars than on a 16:9 monitor! ________________________________________________ Chapters (by song): 00:00 - ??? 02:23 - HOW'S IT GOING? (ごきげんいかが?) 03:58 - DROWNING (溺死) (Reprise) 06:20 - MAGIC SQUARE (魔法陣) 10:38 - CRYPTOGAM (隠花植物) (Reprise) ________________________________________________ This was recorded off on a Sony HDL-2000 Videodisc player which outputs true analog component (1035i) video. Uploaded in upscaled 4K ProRes for extra clarity! ________________________________________________ If you haven't already, be sure to check out part 1 here:    • Koichi Inakoshi, Shigeaki Saegusa - Paris ...   More of my vintage HDTV uploads can be found in this playlist:    • World's Oldest High-Definition Footage (Cl...   ________________________________________________ If you want to follow me for updates or help me afford a giant pair of lips to dump water on my children, please click the link below: https://linktr.ee/OpWorkshop