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3d Movies
James Cameron :
"Stereoscopic 3-D is the most exciting evolution in cinema presentation
since color and widescreen. The question for film-makers is not 'why 3
D?,' since the reasons are obvious, at least to audiences, and the
negatives have all been removed. The question should be 'how do I make 3D
a part of my art?'"
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Growing
Momentum for At-Home 3D
3D movies generated
over $1 billion at theatrical box offices worldwide this year,
and when a movie is projected in both versions, the 3D
showings typically bring in more than double the revenue of
the regular screenings. So next year both Sony and Panasonic
plan to introduce 3Dcapable HD TVs for the mass market, using
the polaroid glasses. Studios hope 3D can lift the sagging
home video market the same way it has pushed up box office
receipts. The initial cost of 3D sets may be about 20% higher
than normal sets of the same size, but costs should fall in
coming years. One analyst sees 3D-ready TVs in 28 million to
46 million homes worldwide by 2013.
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3dTV
Ron Epstein from the Home Theater Forum.
“We’ve seen Mitsubishi’s 3D, Panasonic’s. Nothing comes
close to what [Panasonic has],” he said. “Blu-ray players have
reached their zenith. 3D is the technology to beat.”
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Older Movie News |
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The best 3d-Movies Theaters.
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