Regards,
Peter Mason
WIRED and other magazines have articles on it. When the movie is shown
in IMAX, the IMAX sequences are displayed in the full frame 1.44:1
aspect ratio. When it is shown in conventional theaters, the IMAX
sequences are extracted and cropped for 2.40:1.
David Joachim
DARK KNIGHT is also the cover story for this month's American
Cinematographer magazine.
Wally Pfister said that he shot one scene with the IMAX camera hand-
held. None of the IMAX scenes have live, synced sound because the IMAX
cameras were too noisy. Pfister recommended seeing the movie at The
Bridge IMAX theatre in L.A..
All the U.K. IMAX screens are showing it and taking a hefty advance
ticket fee as well. The preview on the new Batman Begins Blu-Ray features
some of the IMAX footage.
Graham
> WIRED and other magazines have articles on it. When the movie is shown
> in IMAX, the IMAX sequences are displayed in the full frame 1.44:1
> aspect ratio.
And the rest of the film is shown in 2.40? So the AR switches
throughougt the film? Seems like that would be a distraction, but
perhaps better than the alternatives.
Has anybody seen it yet at an IMAX venue? What is the real experience
like?
JGM
It's Magnascope all over again!
--scott
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"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."