JR, you are correct... unlike ALICE IN WONDERLAND, which Burton
converted to 3-D, AVATAR was NOT converted from one to the other.
Cameron used the PACE Fusion 3-D camera system to film in 3D
initially. The film was also printed in both 35mm and 70mm, as well
as D-Cinema for the 3-D versions ( as well as a 2-D format for those
markets unable to project the 3-D version).
the previous statement is wrong.
Jeff
On Mar 9, 2010, at 12:58 PM, James Richard wrote:
Rich,
Where did you hear that? It's true that AVATAR was originally
conceived in 1994, but everything I've seen indicates that once the
technology was proven that Cameron decided shoot the live action
with the digital 3-D "Fusion Camera System", developed by Cameron
and Vince Pace. See the picture on page two of this Popular
Mechanics article:
http://www.popularmechanics.com/technology/industry/4339455.html?
page=2
-- JR
Richard Halegua Comic Art wrote:
so was Avatar
At 05:29 AM 3/9/2010, Roland Lataille wrote:
That's because it was not filmed in 3-D but converted from 2-D to
3-D.
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