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Question Interlaced or Progressive scan CCDs?

While I understand how these technologies apply to CRTs and LCDs I'm not up to speed on the benefits of one over the other for CCD imaging; eg starlight xpress have both interlaced and progressive scans cameras.

Can someone enlighten me to the pros and cons of one over the other?
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It all depends on how you deploy them and what you classify as a pro and con.....

Interlacing allowed SX to have the same camera guide itself at the expense of losing 1/2 the exposure time. If you didn't use this feature then the camera worked as well as any other with the occassional 'venetian blind' issue (the 2 interlaced frames not haveing exactly the same brightness level) but this can be fixed in post processing.

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IC, thanks David.
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