Is IMAX good from the side?
Is IMAX good from the side?
Since IMAX theaters use a proprietary surround sound system, sounds are meant to be delivered from all around the audience to increase the immersion into the film. Because of this surround sound system, you’ll want to sit just along the centerline of the theater from left to right.
Can IMAX be 3D?
All IMAX projectors, except the standard GT system, can project 3D images.
Are IMAX and 3D the same thing?
IMAX uses linear polarization, while Digital 3D uses circular polarization. With linear polarization, you need to keep your head aligned vertically, as tilting too much can cause distortions in the 3D image. This is not a problem with circular polarization, which is why it is preferred by a lot more people.
Is IMAX 2D better than 3D?
IMAX 3D is a much more unique format than IMAX 2D. Whereas many competing 2D formats have caught up to IMAX in size and resolution, they’re still pretty much unmatched in the field of large format 3D, particularly in regards to size, brightness and overall quality control.
Does IMAX 3D need glasses?
IMAX 3D movies, come with special IMAX 3D glasses that will be loan to you before you enter the hall and are to be returned after the movie. All other 3D movies, you’ll need to bring your own RealD 3D glasses.
What is IMAX Real 3D?
RealD 3D and Imax Digital 3D both utilize passive 3D technology which makes use of relatively lightweight eyewear. These passive 3D glasses use polarizing filters to allow each eye to see a slightly different image. HDTVs like LG’s latest Cinema 3D TVs work in a similar fashion.
What is special about IMAX 3D?
Unique to IMAX is its huge screen, which is bigger than any other format, up to 40% larger, and it uses an aspect ratio that’s taller than other theaters. With some movies, this means you’re seeing more of the image instead of black bars on the top and bottom of the frame.
What is 3D IMAX?
An IMAX 2D film is shot with one camera and is projected by a single projector onto a screen. The audience sees a flat “2D” image. No special glasses are used. For IMAX 3D, there are two separate images, one for each eye of the audience members. This allows them to see stereoscopic depth – a three dimensional image.
