HOW IT BECAME REAL · Ep. 1
Thirty Lines
What did the very first TV picture look like? Thirty lines. Yours has over two thousand.
The film asks: Ninety years, from a puppet to every pore. What's next? · 8K / Holograms / Contact lenses
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- What did the very first TV picture look like? Thirty lines. Yours has over two thousand.
- 1926. John Logie Baird, a puppet's face, thirty lines.
- 1936, the BBC: four hundred and five. 1954: colour. 1998: HD.
- 2012: Ultra HD. Eight million pixels. Then 8K. Thirty-three million.
- Ninety years, from a puppet to every pore. What's next?
THIRTY LINES — how the television picture became real, 1926 → 8K.
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