Really depends. If the movie was shot on standard 70mm or HD then it's really a crapshoot. Some films have experimented with scenes shot in true IMAX but I don't know if Tron Legacy shot any scenes as such. If there were scenes shot in IMAX, then that's the way to go.

I read through wikipedia quickly to give you an answer.

Disney 3D is usually played at 144 frames per second(72 image frames and 72 black frames fed to each eye per second).

Uses a single projector(Christie, Barco or NEC DLP) - and requires passive circularly polarized glasses.

"A single projector can also be used in conjunction with a simple adapter in the front (a single-cell LCD screen that acts as a quarter-wave retarder, also known as a zscreen) that rotates the polarity of projector's light output several times per second to alternate quickly the left-and-right-eye views." aka "push-pull electro-optical modulator"
-wikipedia

The size of the screen may limited compared to IMAX, they both have advanced technology, but the difference in projectors is questionable, some may be identical visually, but I'm guessing IMAX may have a better picture. I've never seen either in theaters in person.

IMAX may use two different digital 3D projectors nationwide.

Either this: "two 2K-resolution Christie projectors with Texas Instruments Digital Light Processing technology alongside parts of IMAX's proprietary system.per projector, which produces 3D on a 2D screen, and operates at 96 frames per second." -wikipedia


Or: Sony SXRD 4K projectors.

From what I see, those 4k are available in AMC and Muvico theatres.

also see - http://broadcastengineering.com/hdtv/amc_theatres_sony_projectors/
IMAX requires LCD shutter glasses

I'm going to try and go for the IMAX one over here since there is an IMAX theatre I think at the old Port of Montreal unless they had moved it elsewhere. If not I'll go to the theatres if they don't have it.
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If you went to both and had both glasses. Would that be a limon glasses that you need to view both?? sounding like a samuria Warrior. Weel wimon. LOL

Jademz Wroteisney's requires a half lime on your left eye, IMAX requires lemon on your right.

Billy - Cut and paste from my post you clearly ignored:

circularly polarized glasses.

IMAX requires LCD shutter glasses
Use google.. I gave you enough information, if you want to start a thread on how to use google for glasses be my guest.
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TronFAQ Wrote: The 3D glasses will be part of the cost of your movie ticket. They're not exactly free, but at least you don't have to pay extra again. You pay the ticket price, and you get your glasses.

Assuming of course it's the Digital 3D version. You don't get to take the IMAX glasses home

Also, check with your local theater. Some don't require you to pay extra if you bring your own glasses from another film. I still have my pair from Beowulf, for example, and I was allowed to watch Coraline without the extra 3 dollar charge.