2012: The Year of 4K

[Wayne Morellini]

Someone really needs to do this. Sony has a microsite that has theaters, but just for their projectors.

Your red ray laser sales force should be able to get this info.

[Alessandro Minelli]

I manage a list of 4K Theaters on AVMagazine Forum, but the list is for Italy Theaters only, sorry

http://www.avmagazine.it/forum/17-ci...digitale-2k-4k

[Carsten Kurz]

Sony also has a site with at least Sony Pictures 4k releases:

http://pro.sony.com/bbsc/ssr/mkt-dig...slisting.shtml

- Carsten

[Stuart English]

Sony also has a site with at least Sony Pictures 4k releases:

http://pro.sony.com/bbsc/ssr/mkt-dig...slisting.shtml

- Carsten

What, no Spiderman ?

[Bruce Allen]

What, no Spiderman ?

Interesting list!

BTW How much of Spiderman was actually finished at 4K? Did they do certain non-VFX shots with a full 4K stereo pipeline?

The VFX guy said "Our working pipeline was around 2K resolution with a ten percent pad and 16 bit DPX colorspace”
http://www.fxguide.com/featured/spid...s-and-lizards/

BTW... I love the fact that even working at 2K, renders for the Lizard took 10 hours per frame!

Bruce Allen
www.boacinema.com

[L. Langer]

Well, we know a 4K DI exists for the 2D version of the film. That much is known and is irrefutable. What they ultimately did with it, we don't know. I certainly don't know of anyone who can claim they saw it in 4K at any theatres and we have quite a few of them around here.