We present m-averaged solar p- and f-mode oscillation frequencies over
the frequency range 1.8 < nu < 5.0 mHz and the spherical harmonic deg
ree range 100 less than or equal to l less than or equal to 1200 from
full-disk, 1000 x 1024 pixel, Ca II intensity images collected 1993 Ju
ne 22-25 with a temporal cadence of 60 s. We itemize the sources and m
agnitudes of statistical and systematic uncertainties and of small fre
quency corrections, and we show that our frequencies represent an impr
ovement in accuracy and coverage over previous measurements. Our frequ
encies agree at the 2 mu Hz level with Mount Wilson frequencies determ
ined for l less than or equal to 600 from full-disk images, and we fin
d systematic offsets of 10-20 mu Hz with respect to frequencies measur
ed from Big Bear and La Palma observations. We give evidence that thes
e latter offsets are indicative of spatial scaling uncertainties assoc
iated with the analysis of partial-disk images. In comparison with the
ory, our p-mode frequencies agree within 10 mu Hz of frequencies predi
cted by the Los Alamos model but are as much as 100 mu Hz smaller than
frequencies predicted by the Denmark and Yale models at degrees near
1000. We also find systematic differences between our n=0 frequencies
and the frequencies closely agreed upon by all three models.