Pictured: Dolby® 3D glasses
Every few years you’ve probably watched a mainstream movie through a pair of glasses that make creatures, people and explosions pop out of the screen. And if you’ve bought into the massive hype, you were probably lining up this past weekend for James Cameron’s Avatar, which is screening in 3-D.
You might wonder, why can’t more movies be shown in 3-D? It would just take some post-production video rendering and a pair of stereoscopic glasses, right?
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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