David Frohlich
Ella Tallyn
ABSTRACT
The value and practice of recording sound with still photographs was explored in an audiocamera field trial. The findings challenge the current industry view that the value of sound capture lies in the voice labelling of photos. Instead they suggest that ambient sounds-of-the-moment have far higher value as a way of bringing photos to life and improving human memory for events.
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Digital Library
- Whittaker, S., Hyland, P. & Wiley, M. Filochat: Handwritten notes provide access to recorded conversations. Proceedings of CHI '94 (Boston, April 24-28, 1994), pp271-277. Google ScholarDigital Library
- Frohlich D. M. & Daly-Jones, O. Voicefax: A shared workspace for voicemail partners. Companion Proceedings of CHI '95 (Denver, May 7-11, 1995), pp308-9. Google ScholarDigital Library
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