I saw the trailer for some horror 3d movie thing. (I forgot what that thing is called. )

And I saw that it was also having an IMAX experience...
Then, I realized--
T2ON SHOULD BE 3D AND IMAX,

How totally cool would that be?!

They really need to work on that if they haven't already. I think I heard (maybe even from here) that they were planning to make it 3D...so why not do that next step, huh? =D

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aha I knew it! Well.. not that it's hard to figure out or anything.. just wikipedia "sterioscopic 3D", and this is what I found.

I can't wait to see this at the IMAX 3D - quoting wikipedia: "The single projector setup has a number of advantages over previous 3D systems:

It eliminates most "ghost images" caused by the left eye seeing a bit of the right-eye frames and vice versa.
It eliminates any form of temporal (time) or spatial misalignment of the left-eye and right-eye frames that plagued previous 3D projection systems relying on movie film. The mechanical jitter of the film in the projector and the poor frame-to-frame matchup generated most of the dull headache 3D side effect caused by the eye muscle strain — along with the much improved, but still slightly flawed, horizontal/vertical polarization system seen for the last 20 years or so in motion simulation amusement rides, IMAX 3D and in limited other venues (Walt Disney World, Disneyland etc.).
The main trouble with polarized 3D systems for movies is a loss of screen brightness. As every other frame is "invisible" to one of your eyes, the image would seem only half as bright, if projected onto a normal screen.

However, this loss of brightness is counteracted to some extent by the fact that theaters must use a silver screen for this type of projection. A normal white matte screen dissipates the polarization of the projected light. The separation of the two images would be immediately lost, without the silver screen.


[edit] Confusion
Fewer than 100 theaters across the US were equipped to show the movie Chicken Little in 3D. Many viewers were not even aware of the 3D version because many people assumed "Disney Digital 3D" refers to the 3D modelling of the CG characters, not the 3D stereoscopic presentation of the movie.[citation needed] The release of Meet the Robinsons was equipped for more than 600 theaters".


Jademz:
"Re: TR2N News - 1/15/2009 9:39:09 PM

"When they use the term Stereoscopic 3D I assume they are talking about using this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Real_D_Cinema"

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TronFAQ Wrote: Naturally, it would make a lot of sense to release it in IMAX 3-D. They probably will. But even if they do, there are only so many IMAX theaters around the world. There would still have to be a wider release for smaller screens, in another 3-D format.

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I live near an AMC theater with an IMAX screen, so happy is me.

Even if you do have an IMAX theater close to where you live: sadly, they're not all equipped for 3-D. You'll have to check if your local IMAX theater supports it. Out of the 5 IMAX theaters that are close to me (within an hour's drive), 3 support 3-D but the other 2 don't.

Then again, by the time the sequel gets released, more of them will probably have been converted to support 3-D. So there's still a good chance you'll get to see it that way. And if not, you could always see it in 3-D in a regular theater.

But, remember . . . we don't know if it's going to be released in IMAX at all. Of course, let's hope so and they'd be crazy not to.

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