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However, when interlaced video is shown on progressive scan monitors such as computer
monitors, which scan lines of an image consecutively, the artifacts become noticeable. The arti-
facts, which can be seen as “tearing”, are caused by the slight delay between odd and even line
refreshes as only half the lines keep up with a moving image while the other half waits to be
refreshed. It is especially noticeable when the video is stopped and a freeze frame of the video
is analyzed.
3.4.2 Progressive scanning
With a progressive scan image sensor, values are obtained for each pixel on the sensor and each
line of image data is scanned sequentially, producing a full frame image. In other words, captured
images are not split into separate fields as with interlaced scanning. With progressive scan, an
entire image frame is sent over a network and when displayed on a progressive scan computer
monitor, each line of an image is put on the screen one at a time in perfect order. Moving objects
are, therefore, better presented on computer screens using the progressive scan technique.
In a video surveillance application, it can be critical in viewing details of a moving subject (e.g.,
a person running away). Most Axis network cameras use the progressive scan technique.
Figure 3.4a At left, an interlaced scan image shown on a progressive (computer) monitor. At right, a progressive
scan image on a computer monitor.
Figure 3.4b At left, a full-sized JPEG image (704x576 pixels) from an analog camera using interlaced scanning.
At right, a full-sized JPEG image (640x480 pixels) from an Axis network camera using progressive scan technology.
Both cameras used the same type of lens and the speed of the car was the same at 20 km/h (15 mph). The background
is clear in both images. However, the driver is clearly visible only in the image using progressive scan technology.
1st field: Odd lines
2nd field: Even lines
[17/20 ms (NTSC/PAL) later]
Freeze frame on moving dot
using interlaced scan
Freeze frame on moving dot
using progressive scan
CHAPTER 3 - CAMERA ELEMENTS