Future developments in electronic photography with multimedia enhancement
Eiichi Mizuki · Proceedings of SPIE, the International Society for Optical Engineering/Proceedings of SPIE · 1990
The pictures taken by the conventional Hi-Band SV camera, FUJIX ES-30 TW, and by the digital SV camera which stores pictures digitally in a solid-state memory card, FUJIX DS-X, both introduced into the market in December, 1989 in Japan, will be shown on the TV display and video prints. The quality of both seems to be good for close-up shots but not so good for distant shots. Then, rather than looking at the video color prints, the near term challenge is to integrate electronic image with Audio Visual systems. We can enjoy our photos on a TV screen with Audio, and select audio sources based on CD from classic, easy listening, etc. Audio helps to visualize just one photo with various emotional responses by changing audio sources. Audio Visualized Entertainment of Electronic Photography is more than just a change in our still-photographic experience (demonstration). Moreover, we can understand our electronic still-photographs in knowledge-base by looking at their explanation on a display monitor in PC-based multimedia presentation.