Re: [Avid-L2] Re: Oh joy

I read a piece a while back on using computers to recreate the holographic
interference pattern allowing the presentation of a true holographic 3-D
motion images. No glasses required.

The catch is the requirement to use laser light to create the original
interference pattern. I just wonder if a CMOS or CCD sensor can capture a
hologram?

Quinton Lee, MIS
Q.A. Lee Consulting
Helping People and Technology Work Together

In a message dated 1/7/2010 3:31:59 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
Job_L2@terburg.com writes:

"David Dodson" (07-01-2010 21:16) :

> It just has to work without glasses. That's the whole thing. Until it
works
> without special eyewear (or "eyeware"), it just won't be a truly mature
> technology. And we're probably ten to 15 years away from that. IMHO.

But then it might make sense to start making films in 3D now, in order to
be
able to have them be "near future-proof".

Just saying, I'm keeping an open eye to it. Or actually two, otherwise it
won't work of course.

--
Job ter Burg
film editor - NL

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