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I remember watching Avatar in 3D and being blown away (both by the dreadful screenwriting and by the amazing 3D effect). It taught me that the key you immersiv

I remember watching Avatar in 3D and being blown away (both by the dreadful screenwriting and by the amazing 3D effect). It taught me that the key you immersive 3D is to treat the screen as a window. Things have depth beyond it, but never protrude out of it. I noticed only two shots in the movie where anything protruded from the screen towards me, and they really caught my attention.

NateEag 4y ago
s/key you/key to/ I hate typing on screens.
prox 4y ago
I try to find 3d movies but so few are of them are made. And like you say, most of them are automated billboard extractions rather than actual 2 cameras.