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This is another attempt to demonstrate the exceptional properties of mechanical colour television.

First, the video shows some still images on the Nipkow disk, followed by some footage.

Even with such a poor resolution of 32 lines, the faces of the artists are clearly recognisable.

Darryl Hock wrote about his experience with mechanical colour television: "What I find amazing with color mechanical is how much more information we perceive. With the color output, you can switch between Orange, White and full RGB on the fly, so it's easy to compare them, and even with these extremely low resolution formats, color makes it appear that there is more resolution than there really is. As you can see at 32 lines the picture conveys a lot of detail, and at about 60 lines, you get an extremely high quality perceived image."

The Nipkow scanning disk was made by Peter Yanczer in St. Louis. The cabinet and woodworks were done by Ulrich Barkow.