On 1/10/2013 7:06 AM, Mark Roberts wrote:
Walt wrote:
Thanks for all the info, Steve.
I do think it's strange that ambient sound isn't usually recorded in
stereo. I always just assumed that chirping birds, passing vehicles,
etc. were recorded in stereo to give a more life-like feel.
Keep in mind that Cotty is talking about news video production. For
movies, etc. not only are the chirping birds and passing trucks in
stereo, they're added in post-production with stock recordings and
foley artists.
One of the great things about ubiquitous video is that there's bound to
be a wealth of freely available information on how to do it well on a
limited budget.
It's just mind-blowing that between my camera and my laptop, I have a
set of tools at my disposal that can perform tasks that would have
required a movie studio and the backing of investors within my lifetime.
It's hard not to be intrigued by that.
-- Walt
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