For those of you that enjoyed the
NBA All-Star circus in 3D this weekend, you'll soon be able to indulge in similar events in far more places.
Cinedigm has announced today a partnership with Sony Pictures Releasing Corporation that will bring Live 3D HD capabilities to upwards of 10,000 digital cinema projection system across the US. Make no mistake -- companies
can force consumers to
pay attention if enough money and marketing is poured into something, and we get the feeling that these 3D events in cinemas aren't going away anytime soon. In fact, Cinedigm ultimately hopes to showcase spectacles such as the Super Bowl and the
Olympic Games via its 3D HD technology, and with support like this, we don't see any reason why it won't be able to.
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Bran @ Feb 18th 2009 6:47PM
3D I have only just got used to 2D HD and now they do this.
Slow down with all this Tech I cant keep up.
El Capitaine @ Feb 18th 2009 8:06PM
...Maybe with the ones that keep the color mostly the same. If it's Red/Blue 3D, then no thanks. Not as HD if the colors are screwed up. So what if things look like they pop out of the screen? I'd rather color accuracy.
shamon @ Feb 18th 2009 9:56PM
I went and loved it thanks to me winning the contest so big thanks and I also hope to see others things like this.
Keith @ Feb 19th 2009 12:15AM
El Capitaine, you haven't been to a recent 3D movie have you. They use polarized lenses now - the colors are normal.