I hate to defend any Japanese company, but this is crazy. Six frames out of 30 is real OBVIOUS and not "subliminal" at all; about 1 frame of 25 is.
NTV inserts 'subliminal' image into TV program
Mainichi Shimbun, Japan - Feb 16
The program, "Manee no Tora" (Money Tiger), featured a split-second image of Yukichi Fukuzawa from Japan's 10,000-yen note as the program switched ... when recorded and viewed slowly, the screen could be seen turning white before a sepia image of Fukuzawa's face appeared on the screen. NTV officials said the image lasted 0.2 seconds, covering six frames out of 30, a length difficult for most viewers to see.
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at 4:06 PM JST
Updated: Monday, February 16, 2004 4:18 PM JST
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Updated: Monday, February 16, 2004 4:18 PM JST
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