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Multiple Emmy-award-winning SMPTE Fellow Mark Schubin has been working professionally in television technology since 1967 and writing about it since 1972. He participated in the first regularly scheduled HDTV broadcast and has been a consultant to broadcasters, professional equipment manufacturers, and consumer-electronics manufacturers around the world. Earlier this year, Schubin presented “The History, Present, and Possible Future of Higher Resolution in Motion Imaging” to Japan’s Medical Imaging Consortium.