By Michael Karagosian
The film industry has relied on the stability of the 35mm platform for over 110 years. Over this time, frame rates have been altered, picture size and (in some cases) compression varied, a variety of sound formats were introduced, but, for the most part, the dimensional width and perforation pitch of the film remained intact. We take for granted that one can thread an older film in a projector and get image and sound. This stability of technology was achieved without need for voluminous specifications and compliance testing. We will miss those days.
A short set of ramblings, outtakes and scraps, from my 2.0 life. You will notice that too much of the stuff I post and link to relates to the market segments that I have the greatest passion for — pro audio, music & cinema — but I am also a geek in my spare time and I post a lot of 'random' stuff as well.
For more information about Dolby Labs, where I am the Director of Product Management, Cinema Solutions, please visit www.dolby.com.
For more information about the companies I previously helped to co-found, please visit www.abluesky.com and www.audiodesignlabs.com.
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