Message-Id: <mailto:199412311633.KAA03262@library.wustl.edu> Date: Sat, 31 Dec 1994 09:31:52 +1700 From: mailto:troncale@NYPLGATE.NYPL.ORG> Subject: progressive transmission To: Multiple recipients of list IMAGELIB
I am interested in corresponding with anyone researching the "progressive transmission" technique. This involves the gradual increase of image detail and sharpness as long as the image stays on the screen. Thus, one may browse images at an initial low resolution and, if desired, wait for (pay for?) better resolution to emerge in front of their eyes? Sounds like a great idea but how is it physically possible to transmit images in this way? Would digital video (of a still image) be the answer? Any suggested readings on the matter would be most appreciated.Anthony Troncale Photography Collection The New York Public Library
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