March 2012
Beginner
464 pages
14h 4m
English
Favorable conditions for viewing motion pictures must include both visual and aural factors. Visual quality depends on screen diffusion, screen brightness, and the steadiness of the projected image. Aural quality in regard to room acoustics is much the same problem as covered in previous discussions of studio and monitoring room quality with some relaxation of tolerances. From the viewpoint of sound reproduction, the motion picture projector sound head quality is vitally important, along with amplifiers and loudspeakers. Both the visual and the acoustical factors are treated in this chapter, as they are inseparably bound together in projecting motion pictures and in viewing video presentations ...
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