saw the coolest thing i've seen in a long time, last night....
The Nightmare Before Christmas, in 3D
astonishingly good.
looks amazing......
it had none of the ghosting effects that every other 3-d thing i've ever seen, always had.
the 3-D conversion process for THE NIGHTMARE BEFORE CHRISTMAS remains in a category all its own. The film marks the first time a once-analog 2-D film has been turned into a wholly digital 3-D film.
and this:
In theory, all 3-D films work by projecting a double image—one for the right eye and another for the left, which creates the rich sensation of real-life depth. Traditionally, this was achieved by using two projectors. Disney Digital 3-D™, however, takes it to another level by using just one projector, which rapidly shifts between images for the left eye and the right eye, so quickly (144 times per second) that the brain is not even aware of it. Using polarized light, the images are crisper and clearer than any 3-D process in history.
all i can tell you is, it works.
go see it.
The Nightmare Before Christmas, in 3D
astonishingly good.
looks amazing......
it had none of the ghosting effects that every other 3-d thing i've ever seen, always had.
the 3-D conversion process for THE NIGHTMARE BEFORE CHRISTMAS remains in a category all its own. The film marks the first time a once-analog 2-D film has been turned into a wholly digital 3-D film.
and this:
In theory, all 3-D films work by projecting a double image—one for the right eye and another for the left, which creates the rich sensation of real-life depth. Traditionally, this was achieved by using two projectors. Disney Digital 3-D™, however, takes it to another level by using just one projector, which rapidly shifts between images for the left eye and the right eye, so quickly (144 times per second) that the brain is not even aware of it. Using polarized light, the images are crisper and clearer than any 3-D process in history.
all i can tell you is, it works.
go see it.
