THis will cut distribution costs and the time that overseas market
receive films dramatically! It makes it easier to apply special
effects,a nd subtitles can be switched in and out moments before
viewing.
The whole thing is fed off a computer 'server' (no specs given) and a
very expensive Digital Projector. This can show off over 35 trillion
color variations. Picture quality will be leaps and bouds over what we
are seeing right now from Celluloid, not to mention the sound is also
going to be much improved.
Exciting stuff! And surprisingly cinemas in Britain , China, and India
are surging ahead of the US in adopting and installing this new
technology.
Now that there is a market, cinema owners and moviegoers are hoping that
the big name hollywood studios begin rollling out blockbuster features
using the digital format. (Apparetly Finding Nemo was one of the few
blockbuster titles that was released in full digital format).
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