super resolution ... usually this means taking multiple images and sub pixel registering them, so it is real resolution, but only if the scene is moving in some way (even small vibrations in the scene/camera will work). However this doesn't come for nothing, your going to have a multiple frame lag for this to work at all, fine for broadcast (as long as you have audio delays to maintain sync) no good for your gaming though.
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KevinW @ Sep 25th 2008 11:53AM
super resolution ... usually this means taking multiple images and sub pixel registering them, so it is real resolution, but only if the scene is moving in some way (even small vibrations in the scene/camera will work). However this doesn't come for nothing, your going to have a multiple frame lag for this to work at all, fine for broadcast (as long as you have audio delays to maintain sync) no good for your gaming though.