| Kaizar said: 3D comes with all 4K TVs. And they got Digital 3D IMAX cameras, which have already started to being used in movies like Transformers 4. It weighs less then a 2D IMAX Camera and doesn't make any noise or very little silent noise, so you can use it in all dialogue scenes while moving the camera. It's also smaller then 2D IMAX cameras. I just think a lot more movies will start using Digital IMAX cameras. Of course I could be wrong. |
Digital 3D IMAX cameras shoot in 4K, less then Red's 5K cameras used for 2D, and less than the upto 8700 lines capable on the negatives of the traditional IMAX cameras. Not that it matters since only this year IMAX has started to upgrade to 4K in their venues, dual 2K is the standard. They should be going for 8K projectors instead. It will be a while before IMAX reaches the image quality it used to have. The last movie shot in 65mm (and cut in analog) is The master (2012)
This is what 8K still looks like for now
