Top Directors See the Future, and They Say It’s in 3-D
NY Times Article discussing the resurgence of stereoscopic cinema, including the new Tintin trilogy by Spielberg and Peter Jackson, Avatar by Cameron, Zemeckis’s Beowulf, a U2 Concert video, and plans by Dreamworks Animation to render all its future movies in stereo.
10:09 AM May 22, 2007 Comments 4
Hoberman, Perry
best soundbite:
Katzenberg says that after 2009 “consumers will own their own 3-D glasses in the same way they have sunglasses for going outside.”
Hey, why not smart lenses that auto-polarize in the presence of dual DLP projection?
Of course by then the REALLY hardcore crowd wears polarizing contacts
marientina
AMEN! AMEN! Can I have my stereo 4k projection theater now?
yuechuan
I'm optimistic to the future of stereoscopic imaging. Actually, artists are so behind the ready technology - ready for about 100 years - and there is so much they can do to make use of this powerful medium.
jbleecker
I saw a small viewing of a pre-final cut of the U2 movie and I have to say it was quite impressive. Sometimes I come out of these things with a slight headache or other kind of eyeball-induced discomfort. Something worked with the 3ality Digital technology and the way they edited the film.
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