However, when watching those iMAX+3D movies, I can’t help but wonder: Does this lens have to be presented in iMAX+3D?
The advantage of iMAX: a huge screen, a large enough screen space can carry more images, and thus bring more information. Sitting in any corner of the iMAX theater, there will be no too strong sense of deviation, especially It is suitable for expressing a wide space and long lens effect.
The advantages of 3D: the sense of three-dimensionality, the more immersive three-dimensional effect, let people experience the real immersive experience, especially those who look at the camera from the screen to themselves, and they will have the idea of avoiding in a daze. .
In fact, what this film presents is to fully utilize the advantages of iMAX+3D.
iMAX: What you see is looking at the earth from outside the earth, looking at the universe from the universe, the vast galaxies, the vast land, the vast ocean lakes, following the camera, all of which are so real. Watching the spaceship slowly fly in from the upper right corner of the screen, and when looking down on the earth, we noticed the bright moon in the corner, facing the silent and dark space, all we can do is awe, admiration, and amazement. All of this can only be seen when watching Galaxy on the ring-shaped iMAX screen in the Science and Technology Museum. However, what the movie presents is far more delicate and spectacular than science and education movies.
3D: Want to experience weightlessness? Please follow Sandra Bullock to experience the 360-degree weightlessness effect. Although a little dizzy, but this is a real 3D experience. Whether it's the space debris flying out of the screen or the upside-down of Sandra Bullock's first point of view, all this seems to be happening around us, dark and silent all around, we are also in the universe, upside down.
After reading it, I have been thinking: maybe this is the beginning of our new round of "marching into space", exploring the realms and worlds that have been unknown to mankind, and exploring the universes that were really lingering in our childhood. This is the best space movie since "2001: A Space Adventure", which is the starting point of a new era.
In addition, the 90-minute film length is very compact, and the final ending is just right.
Looking up at the stars and stepping on the ground, everything is done in this film.
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