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Why sadly? In my experience, 3D provides a whole extra dimension. (literally and figuratively). A surprising number of people can't see in 3D though. (For ins
by Kim_Bruning 5y ago
Why sadly?
In my experience, 3D provides a whole extra dimension. (literally and figuratively).
A surprising number of people can't see in 3D though. (For instance, I've met people who thought that autostereograms are some sort of trick gimmick). Is that the case for you perhaps?
- Tenoke 5y agoPerhaps. I do suspect I don't see it quite right. It adds some depth but the scenes with 3d look more off and sometimes approach a bit of blurriness for me.
- 4ad 5y agoMaybe, if the movie was shot in 3D and intended to be seen in 3D. Dune wasn't. I had the same problem as the grandparent. I wanted to see Dune in IMAX, 2D as the director intended, but everywhere I looked, and I looked at the neighbouring countries too, the IMAX screenings were all in fake 3D. I had to settle for 2D in non-IMAX screening, but at least I could find a screening in English and without German subtitles... Anyway, I dislike 3D cinema even when properly done. It only looks good at high framerate and with deep depth of field. I prefer my 24fps and shallow depth of field.