And Lee's film starring Will Smith premieres Sunday with a newly-developed projection system capable of displaying 3D, 4K at a high frame rate of 120 frames per second.
will premiere Sunday at the TCL Chinese Theatre in Hollywood in 4K, 3D at a high frame rate of 120 frames per second. This also marks the unveiling of a newly-developed laser-projection system capable of displaying this advanced format, which Lee and his team like to call "the whole shebang."between projector maker Christie, cinema tech developer GDC and Huaxia Film Distribution.
In the U.S., there will be several options available for moviegoers to see the Will Smith-starring film, including a release in today’s commonly used 2D, 2K and 24fps. Others with supported projection technology will show the movie in 3D at 60fps. Meanwhile Dolby Vision-equipped theaters will offerin 3D at 120fps, in high dynamic range in 2K. Imax will offer the movie in 2D at 24fps or 3D with HDR at 60fps, depending on the theater.
Installation of the Cinity Cinema system at the Chinese Theatre began earlier this week, at night while the theater was closed to patrons, in order to be ready for Sunday's premiere.which opens Oct. 11, is only the second movie to be made incorporating 120fps technology. The first was Lee's experimental
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