"Lin Kayser, CEO of Iridas, describes the learning curve like this: "When people ask me where I see stereo right now, I compare it to the early days when people realized they didn't have to shoot films on a stage: they could film outdoors, shoot close-ups. That opened up a whole new visual vocabulary for film-making." With stereo, this new vocabulary has to be reinvented. "You can't do the same kinds of cuts, and set design is a whole new game since you cannot do out-of-focus backgrounds. Filmmakers are finding new ways to focus audience attention on elements in the image and new ways to create transitions."
January 2008 article on Stereoscopy
Monday, May 12, 2008
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