3D Movie Trailers. Production - Why wasn't Interstellar shot in 3D? - Movies & TV Stack Exchange. Christopher Nolan is, quite famously, aghast with 3D; which he perceives to be an industry forced as opposed to audience led technology... basically, its only around as a way for the film industry to make more money.
Nolan is a great advocate of Film, and a great critic of the machinations of the film industry that are pushing for 3-D: "The question of 3-D is a very straightforward one," said Nolan. "I never meet anybody who actually likes the format, and it’s always a source of great concern to me when you’re charging a higher price for something that nobody seems to really say they have any great love for. " He has also been quite outspoken on how 3D visually diminishes the final content, as opposed to contributing anything aesthetic to it... "I find stereoscopic imaging too small scale and intimate in its effect. 3-D is a misnomer. Avatar Sequels Going Underwater : Red Carpet News TV. High Frame Rate 3D Guide & Review : Red Carpet News TV.
Posted by RCNTV on Sunday, December 9, 2012 · 1 Comment Much like James Cameron’s Avatar introduced a new generation of 3D technology Peter Jackson has chosen to make The Hobbit An Unexpected Journey the first major cinematic release in so called High Frame Rate 3D (or HFR 3D for short).
What does it all mean and how does it actually looks… read on below to find out: What is Frame Rate and why does It matter? In simple terms the difference between so called High Frame Rate films and the normal format you’re used to seeing in cinemas is an increased number of images being shown each second. The standard format for films has long been around 24 frames per second. LG: watching 3D films at home is growing in popularity (again) How does 3d work? A beginner's guide to 3D Technology & 3D Entertainment. Posted on 18 May 2011 at 08:00, by Ben Pitt The cinema and home-entertainment industries want to transport us to another dimension, but is it a journey worth taking?
We investigate whether 3D is here to stay or just making another of its occasional comet-like passes. If your idea of 3D is red and green glasses and the quick onset of headaches, it's time to adjust your antenna. 3D technology has come on in leaps and bounds in recent years, the 3D effect is clearer and more convincing, the equipment is widespread in cinemas and becoming affordable for living rooms too. Meanwhile, film directors and other content creators are taking 3D more seriously than before, finding ways to use it as a storytelling tool rather than simply as a gimmick. Museum of Jurassic Technology Gift Shop — Museum of Jurassic Technology View-Master Set. Optical Devices Museum of Jurassic Technology View-Master Set This boxed set contains all of the View-Master reels currently produced by the Museum of Jurassic Technology, and offers both a unique memento, as well as an excellent introduction to the Museum's collections.
47LX9900 Television - 47" Full LED 3D TV with Freeview HD, Netcast and 400Hz - LG Electronics UK. Attenborough's Night at the Museum: Sir David brings dinosaur fossils back to life for stunning 3D movie set in Natural History Museum. Veteran broadcaster will return to the small screen in the New YearThe 87-year-old will bring to life iconic skeletal and fossilised exhibitsCreatures will be revived using advanced computer-generated imagery By Leon Watson Published: 10:14 GMT, 24 November 2013 | Updated: 10:16 GMT, 24 November 2013 He began his career in television 61 years ago - and he's not stopping now.
3D Waltz of the Flowers (YouTube 3D HD Test) Pinkau 3D / 5D, EVO 3D, LG P920 Optimus 3D, Oceanworld 3D, Nvidia 3D Vision. Planet Dinosaur in 3D HD 1080 (movie trailer).avi. BBC shelves 'hassly' 3D broadcasts as no-one bothers to watch them. BBC's 3D service will be discontinued after an unsuccessful two-year trialHead of BBC 3D Kim Shillinglaw says it's time for 'a good old pause'Only around half of those who were able to watch 3D 2013 Olympics did so3D shows included Strictly Come Dancing, Olympics, and Queen's Speech By Simon Cable Published: 15:53 GMT, 5 July 2013 | Updated: 00:36 GMT, 6 July 2013 The BBC is set to drop 3D programming after viewers struggled to adapt to the new format.
Have 3D films had their day?