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This document discusses IMAX technology. IMAX is a cinema projection standard developed by Canadian company IMAX Corporation that delivers an image on screen four times the size of conventional movie screens. IMAX uses advance technology like digital 3D cameras, large format 3D glasses, and silver screens for projection. As of 2016, there were over 1000 IMAX theaters in 67 countries. IMAX is considered the future of 3D films as it provides an immersive viewing experience.
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- 1. AMITY UNIVERSITY, RAJASTHAN Amity School of Engineering “- - - IMAX - - -” Submitted by: Darshil Kapadiya Class: B.Tech (CSE), 3rd Sem. Session: 2015-2019 Broad Area: Digital Technology, Entertainment Technology, Communication Abstract: • 3D movies are quite common now a days, with many of the latest animated films, action packed blockbuster and horror flicks. • IMAX 3D is quite different than RealD 3D though both of them utilize passive 3D technology. • This makes use of relatively lightweight eyewear. • IMAX is a set of cinema projection standards created by Canadian company IMAX Corporation. • It is developed by Graeme Ferguson, Roman Kroitor, Robert Kerr and William C. Shaw. • Many Films are now converted into IMAX format. • It can bring huge change in world of entertainment. (i.e. Cinema World).It revolutionize the giant screen cinema. • 2D digital camera and 3D digital camera are used for shooting. IMAX delivers just that on screen four times the size of conventional movie screens. • As of January 1, 2016 there are 1061 IMAX theatres in 67 countries. In July 2005, London became first to host live music concerts, and computer game tournament. • IMAX is the future of 3D films which gives an engrossing experience. • 2015 IMAX Global Box Office reach $1 billion. And significantly surpasses worldwide industry box office growth of approximately 10%. • Resolution of image is increased which leads to amazing experience. 1.
- 2. Used Technology Here advance technology is used like digital cameras with advance lenses.3D glasses of large format (for large screen) are used. Silver coated screen for projection. Advance sound technology for effect. The 3D technology is upgraded than RealD 3D.Format of film is changed and use of more perforation per frame. Resolution of image is increased which lead to better quality of images. REFERENCES: 1. https://423digital.wordpress.com/2013/01/06/reald-vs-imax-digital-3d- whats-the-difference-cnet-asia/ 2. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IMAX# 3. IMAX Corporation (February 24, 2016)."IMAX Corporation Reports Fourth-Quarter And Full-Year 2015 Financial Results" (Press release). PR Newswire. Retrieved February 24,2016. 4. http://www.ieee.ca/millennium/imax/imax_birth.html 5. http://seminarprojects.com/Thread-imax-technology--8340 2.