A VHS videotape can be considered SDTV due to its resolution (approximately 360 pixels by 480 or 576 pixels, the latter number depending on if it’s from a NTSC or PAL region), but using VHS for professional production will yield results subjectively comparable to LDTV because of VHS's low bandwidth, particularly in the field of color reproduction. VHS does, however, still provide high motion and a relatively high vertical resolution via interlacing, which is a feature uncommon in true LDTV material, and reasonable luma resolution.