On 10/01/2020 01:20 AM, Eduardo Alarcón wrote:
Nyquist is a noun, not an adjective, for Harry Nyquist. ...

Hi Eduardo, Thanks.

Well, technically, a noun used as an adjective: "Nyquist sampling", makes it an adjective, but no matter.

What if I narrow the scope to solely the sampling theory? thusly:

Nyquist sampling: The principle [1] that, to most faithfully reproduce
  an image at a given digital display's resolution, samples must be
  made at or above twice the display's resolution, both horizontally &
  vertically [2].
  [1] The Nyquist principle applies to film sampling and to digital
      cameras, but, provided that resolution is unchanged, not to
      transcoding (because the transcoder inputs are already digital).
      As proved by the improved appearance of SD media made from 2K
      samples, SD mastering prior to the advent of 2K sampling (e.g.
      DVDs mastered before the advent of HD) generally ignored the
      Nyquist principle and were undersampled. HDs sampled at 2K and
      UHDs sampled at 4K are likewise undersampled.
  [2] As a convenience, the Nyquist threshold is currently (in 2020)
      specified solely by horizontal sample count rounded up to whole
      kilo-samples (2K, 4K, 8K).
                        display    Nyquist threshold
      UHD 16:9-2160:  3840 x 2160         8K
           4:3-2160:  2880 x 2160         8K
       HD 16:9-1080:  1920 x 1080         4K
           4:3-1080:  1440 x 1080         4K
       SD  16:9-576:  1024 x 576          4K
            4:3-576:   768 x 576          2K
           16:9-480:   853 x 480          2K
            4:3-480:   640 x 480          2K

... The Nyquist–Shannon
sampling theorem is applicable to analog to digital conversion of signals
(continuous to discrete), images are a type of signal.

Well, I thought that was what I wrote. What doesn't work for you?

The reason I wrote "both horizontally & vertically" was to resolve that, unlike sampling a 1-dimensional (serial) signal, 2-dimensional sampling (e.g. from film) or within a camera, requires the Nyquist principle be applied in both dimensions. But perhaps that's not what you find lacking. Could you suggest different wording maybe?

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