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The difference in resolution and framing. The framing isn't inherently better. The difference in resolution is.
by arielweisberg 9y ago
The difference in resolution and framing. The framing isn't inherently better. The difference in resolution is.
- e40 9y agoAnd frame rate. IMAX HD is 48 frames/sec compared to 24 for regular film and IMAX.
- arielweisberg 9y agoI don't think I've ever managed to see a 48 fps movie. The only one worth watching was The Hobbit and the showing I caught wasn't 48 fps. Wikipedia makes it seem like IMAX HD died way back in 92 as soon as it was introduced?
- SomeHacker44 9y agoI saw that movie at 48 FPS. It's the only 48 FPS movie I saw. However, it was stunning how much more - I don't know, realistic isn't quite the right word, but something - it felt to watch it. I wanted to watch all movies in (preferably non-3D) 48 FPS from then on, but it never caught on that I could tell and I haven't seen another one.
- objclxt 9y ago> And frame rate. IMAX HD is 48 frames/sec compared to 24 for regular film and IMAX ...up to 48. Christopher Nolan doesn't shoot at 48 for his IMAX material, he shoots at 24 (on film).