lucidium said:
And yet, you're still wrong. We are in Amazong spiderman 2's opening week *were not even half way through first screening week*, lets see the proportion of standard digital cinema to 3d cinema, randomly selecting west chicago as the region of search for a few cinema chain websites. Century Stratford Square: AMC yorktown AMC loews streets AMC loews quarry So again, another area, another chain and we have 44 2D screenings and 68 3D screenings. 3D ticket sales are higher because 3D showings are more common from DAY ONE. And no, 3D used in theaters give you same same edge aliasing and resolution as 2D, 3D used on 3DS gives you half the horizontal resolution because it's parralax barrier technology, thus setting a 3DS to 2d mode gives you better resolution and edge aliasing, 3d on a 3DS makes it WORSE, if you're going to argue in defence of something at least have the faintest concept of how it actually works. Be my guest though, continue making stuff up and being instrinsicly wrong in your statements about technology, you're not convincing me and i doubt you're convincing anyone else in this thread either, other than yourself of course. |
Well, at my local theaters there are less & less 3D screenings each week for the same CGI movies, but more & more 2D screenings in comparison. But during the 1st week you can always find more 3D screenings for CGI Movies.
The only exception at all the theaters in my county would be Live-Action movies, which still continue to have more 3D screenings with each week that goes by (just like they have the first week, but with more majority for 3D). Excluding the last 1 or so weeks, where they start having 2 2D screenings and 1 3D screening, when it was the other way around the previous week.
And 3D screenings in theaters do have way more clearity to their image despite only having half the resolution.
