I'm looking at specifications of fullhd avchd consumer camcorders, and I cannot understand why they all have interlaced modes, wich are useless, since every lcd display is progressive.
Some don't have any progressive modes, only interlaced fullhd, hd and sd modes. With such camcorders, I have to deinterlace the footage after editing, and before compression. For me, these camcorders don't make sense. Why shoot interlaced and then deinterlace into progressive, instead of shooting progressive to begin with.
Some have 1080p and 720p but at 24 or 25fps. I mean, I was expecting at least 30 fps.
Some don't have any progressive modes, only interlaced fullhd, hd and sd modes. With such camcorders, I have to deinterlace the footage after editing, and before compression. For me, these camcorders don't make sense. Why shoot interlaced and then deinterlace into progressive, instead of shooting progressive to begin with.
Some have 1080p and 720p but at 24 or 25fps. I mean, I was expecting at least 30 fps.