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[filmscanners] Re: Film resolution - was: Re: 3 year wait



Austin Franklin wrote:

> Well, the fact is, when sampling audio, the odds are that the Nyquist sample
> rate (or anything but an infinite sample rate for that matter) won't catch
> the full amplitude of the signal, it only "sees" the voltage when in time
> the sample was taken, and it could be anywhere in the entire signal.

Yes, but as you know full well (because you understand Nyquist) the
full peak voltage is theoretically 100% derivable from those samples
even though no sample was anywhere near the peak.

Mike K.

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