The Hobbit trailer...

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Originally Posted by Sergio Perez

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Originally Posted by Sanjin Jukic

3D+4K révolution already lost the battle against super fast growing market of a private home theater rooms and also upcoming Tablet HD aka iPad 3.

Big theater like a dinosaur will die sooner or later...

Box Office (US) Shirnking: 2011 Domestic Revenue to Fall Short of 2010 >>>

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Interesting, While I was in University 10 years ago my scriptwriting teacher said exactly the same thing. And theaters are still going strong. GOing to the movies is not only about picture quality and sound. Its about the Huge canvas, the social experience, the joint joy of experience movie magic. This will not disappear. Nothing beats the joy of an audience experience together the power of movie magic. At least for me. :)

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I presume, Sérgio, your school is the same I knew as lecturer ;-) He was not completely wrong as we can both see now... LOL (E :)

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Originally Posted by Phil Holland

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Originally Posted by Jannard

Peter has the most incredible teams ever assembled on the planet. Trust me.

Jim

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I believe that for sure :)

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Quite not the only one but surely a finest example. Would it be possible differently? ;-)

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Originally Posted by Jannard

Wow...

Jim

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Hehe - don't tell me it's the first time you see this ;-)

Man, the footage in this trailer is just plain, amazing. I'm going to watch it again and go dream of holding my Scarlet one day.

1st time...

Jim

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Originally Posted by Tony Lorentzen

Hehe - don't tell me it's the first time you see this ;-)

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The characteristics of the motion blur in the trailer is certainly pretty interesting. The percentage of shots you could pull stills level grabs off seems pretty massive, and the motion blur seems isolated sometimes to only really heavy motion portions on the shot.

Not familiar enough with the relative shutter speeds to tell if that's just a nature of the shutter angle they used, or if this footage has had post processing applied to bring it back down to 24 fps (other than just dropping down every other frame), but it's pretty amazing to go through frame by frame either way.

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Originally Posted by Jannard

1st time...

Jim

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Damn... Did they at least send you a DCP so you can watch it in 4K 3D at 48 fps on your projector? ;-)

To me the most beautiful shot at Hobbit trailer is

http://homepage.mac.com/sanjinjukic/...anchett_01.jpg
Cate Blanchett as Galadriel in Hobbit.

Btw, shooting at 48 fps is already an old thing to me.

See here my test from January 2011 @ Vimeo >>>

Here comes the EPIC!

Just congratulations Red team.
After more than a century of film, this is actually a huge step for cinema.

Wow! What a Christmas present!
I hope to see the movie in a cinema with Red laser projection end of next year!
Congrats to Jim and the Red Team!
Merry Christmas.
Marc