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Odd choice of analogy, since many people did not prefer 3D films when those were put into wide release, and 3D televisions were a huge flop. Edit: I don't disa
by nihonde 9y ago
Odd choice of analogy, since many people did not prefer 3D films when those were put into wide release, and 3D televisions were a huge flop.
Edit: I don't disagree that VR will be extended to a wide range of mainstream applications...just pointing out a problem with the analogy of color/B&W film.
- ethbro 9y agoIt's pre-digital horizon, but I'd be curious if there was significant rejection of early color film technology due to its (I'm guessing) inferiority to a mature black and white process. From memory, I believe early film with sound did have this issue. Although as caused by direction problems as technical ones.
- nihonde 9y agoYes, my edit was confusing. I didn't mean color/B&W, but rather 2D/3D transition. I'm sure color was a big hit. Your point about sound is really interesting, too.