The Hobbit trailer will be released at 48 frames
The first full-fledged trailer for Peter Jackson's The Hobbit will be released in summer 2012. As reported by The Hollywood Reporter, its distinctive feature will be increased to 48 frames per second. Note that now the standard is considered a frequency of 24 frames per second. In this regard, distribution networks around the world are urgently engaged in refurbishing their cinemas so that they can demonstrate The Hobbit; in proper quality. According to representatives of the Sony company, 13,000 Sony 4K digital projectors capable of reproducing movies at 48 frames or higher have already been shipped to consumers. Other projector manufacturers such as Barco, Christie, and NEC claim that their complexes will also comply with the new standard after minor improvements and software updates. It is assumed that by the time of the December premiere of the first part of The Hobbit; there will be tens of thousands of such projection systems in the world. Recall that Peter Jackson and James Cameron are consistent supporters of high-frequency shooting, which will significantly improve image quality and get rid of artifacts that interfere with viewing. However, the problem lies not only in the availability of shooting and demonstration complexes, but also in the organization of the entire chain of processing materials shot at 48 frames per second and higher. that by the time of the December premiere of the first part of The Hobbit there will be tens of thousands of such projection systems in the world.Recall that Peter Jackson and James Cameron are consistent supporters of high-frequency shooting, which will significantly improve image quality and get rid of artifacts that interfere with viewing. However, the problem lies not only in the availability of shooting and demonstration complexes, but also in the organization of the entire chain of processing materials shot at 48 frames per second and higher. that by the time of the December premiere of the first part of The Hobbit there will be tens of thousands of such projection systems in the world.Recall that Peter Jackson and James Cameron are consistent supporters of high-frequency shooting, which will significantly improve image quality and get rid of artifacts that interfere with viewing. However, the problem lies not only in the availability of shooting and demonstration complexes, but also in the organization of the entire chain of processing materials shot at 48 frames per second and higher. The Topic of Article: The Hobbit trailer will be released at 48 frames. |
