In technical terms the color resolution is half the luminance resolution. This compromise was made to make the entire program fit on a 5 inch disk or be transmittable in the broadcast channel bandwidth allowed. The human eye is not as sensitive to minute errors in coloration compared with fine light and dark detail...
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In technical terms the color resolution is half the luminance resolution. This compromise was made to make the entire program fit on a 5 inch disk or be transmittable in the broadcast channel bandwidth allowed. The human eye is not as sensitive to minute errors in coloration compared with fine light and dark detail...
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