Marty Banks puts science to 3-D discomfort mechanisms.
Technicolor, Deluxe, and Cinedigm...it's a wrap!
DCI tests...and now it retests.
SMPTE is getting its work done. A status report.
ISDCF dives into higher frame
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Archives for July 2011
Marty Bank Puts Science to Stereoscopic 3-D Discomfort
The popularity of 3-D movies has brought attention to the Vision Science Program at UC Berkeley, led by Marty Banks. A majority of research in the affects of stereoscopic imagery on vision has its roots with this program, including the
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Technicolor Cuts Deals with Deluxe and Cinedigm, Deluxe Steals Exec
US digital screens passed the 50% point this month, crossing a major milestone in the conversion to digital projection. Not the best of news for Technicolor and Deluxe, who are losing business for their film services divisions more rapidly
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DCI’s New Retesting Policy
Once of the challenges of the DCI specification is to insure that products continue to comply over time. Those familiar with the deployment agreements of a certain studio know of the requirement to retest equipment after each software or
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SMPTE Update
SMPTE TC-21DC officially met this month in Sydney, Australia, and simultaneously in Burbank, California. It was a productive month. At long last, TC-21DC put its revision of SMPTE DCP to bed. The revised ST429-2 DCP Operational
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