Fw: Sound recording

[P3D Cosmas Themelis <cosmas@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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> From: P3D Michael Kersenbrock <michaelk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> To: Multiple recipients of list <photo-3d@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Subject: Re: Sound recording
> Date: Tq_tg, 5 Auco}stou 1997 9:14 ll
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> > "The new thing I am trying this year is sound recording of interesting
> > sounds in Greece..."
> > 
> > I certainly hope these recordings are in stereo!
> 
> Jokes aside,  it seems that any one of the surround sound variants
> (discrete multichannel, dolby pro logic, etc) would work very nicely 
> in conjunction with projected 3D visuals.  Anybody try that ?
> 
> Would it be better to have the "rear" speakers be behind the screen so
> the soundfield's depth would match the visual's, or would our ears not
> be able to localize sounds that way?
> 
> What would be a practical means to make the visual depth match the
> sound-depth for correspondance between the two?  Not necessarily
> perfect matches, but what method might give the best shot at 
> being in the same ballpark?
> 
> Carrying around two sony walkman recorders (for 4-channels) would
> be lighter than a single extra stereo camera!  They're amazingly
> small and light (the sony's :-).  So we're not talking about the 
> impractical!
> 
> Mike K.


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