Trumbull: Tech could make movies look better
Douglas Trumbull’s new project would use fast frame rates, huge screens, 4K digital for an “immersive” experience. Are audiences ready?
May 13, 2013
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Douglas Trumbull’s new project would use fast frame rates, huge screens, 4K digital for an “immersive” experience. Are audiences ready?
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