James Cameron at the Digital Cinema Summit in Las Vegas.

James Cameron on the Deep Impact of 3D Movies

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Will 3D save digital cinema, or will digital cinema save 3D? The answer, director James Cameron told attendees at this year’s pre-NAB Digital Cinema Summit, is a little bit of both.


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Comments (1) for "James Cameron on the Deep Impact of 3D Movies"
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Why don't we stick with film based high frame rate storage 35 M/M cameras for original capture? 6 K capable files plus archival advantage? Versatile and acceptable by most dramatic feature film cinematographers. Grain and texture of film. The ability to capyure and store large files of information to onboard mags.
Posted by william white on Tuesday, March 27, 2007 @ 12:21 AM

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