When you think of the very latest in motion-image technology, you might think of laser projection, glasses-free stereoscopic-3D, digital surround sound, high-dynamic-range imaging, and the like. Would you believe […] More
Those of you who follow my activities know that one of them is discussing how, over the course of the last four centuries, opera helped create the modern media world: […] More
At next week’s HPA Tech Retreat in Rancho Mirage, California, Sony will introduce their TriMaster EL series of OLED reference monitors, the 16.5-inch BVM E170 and the 24.5-inch BVM E250. […] More
The laugh-getting tag line for Garrison Keillor’s weekly Lake Wobegon stories is that “all of the children are above average.” It’s funny because it’s impossible. So, too, with 3D; not […] More
A session titled “Depth Perceptions: Technical Approaches for 3D Video Integration” at yesterday’s 2010 Cable Connection Spring Technical Forum drove home the current conflict between 3D and HDTV in the […] More
Speaking at the Sports Video Group Chairman’s Forum in Las Vegas Saturday night, Professor Martin Banks of the Visual Space Perception Laboratory at the University of California – Berkeley raised […] More
The Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution is respected worldwide as the largest non-profit ocean research, engineering, and education organization. Now, through its Advanced Imaging and Visualization Laboratory, it’s also involved in […] More
If broadcast spectrum is ceded to broadband, do all the Super Bowl viewers need individual links to watch? In many cases, broadcast is a much more efficient use of spectrum […] More
Richard Sandomir of The New York Times was among the press who attended yesterday’s demonstration of what 3D Masters coverage might look like, and he wrote a glowing review of […] More
A recent editorial said of 3DTV, “Let’s back away from irrational exuberance….” Was it written by a broadcaster or program producer worried about losing audience to those offering 3DTV? Not […] More
There’s a video here: http://www.consumerreports.org/cro/video-hub/electronics/televisions/16935238001/ One note: It’s not necessarily a bad thing to be unable to see 3D when the axis of your eyes is vertical. More
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