Technology News, Now, with the release of "Goldberg Variations Acoustica" AIX has ventured into producing original 3D video programming. The new Blu-ray was shot with four prototype Panasonic 3D A1 cameras, and the sound was recorded in 96 kHz/24-bit high-resolution audio.
Technology News,This 3D Blu-ray boasts outstanding sound quality.
(Credit: AIX Records)
"Goldberg" maintains AIX's high standards for sound quality, but I'm an audio guy, so I called upon two of my video reviewer CNET colleagues, David Katzmaier and Matthew Moskovciak, to comment on the disc's 3D picture quality. They watched the Blu-ray on a Panasonic TC-P65VT25 display and were generally impressed. They liked the picture's depth, but expressed concerns about visible crosstalk, which can appear as doubled outlines around onscreen objects like the stand up bass' strings. Katzmaier and Moskovciak also felt the image wasn't as sharp as it could have been.
The crosstalk artifacts varied from shot to shot, but Moskovciak still felt the "Goldberg" Blu-ray might be the best live action 3D picture he's seen *in a home theater setting* (the 3D image quality of "Avatar" in a movie theater was better). Technology News
Regarding the crosstalk, Katzmaier felt it wasn't the disc's fault, and the crosstalk might not show up on future generations of 3D TVs. "Goldberg" is fully compatible with standard 2D Blu-ray players and displays, so you can enjoy the disc even if you don't own a 3D set. Thats for Technology News today
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