Isee3D Inc ISEDF

IMAX?

[slackdc]

A question for Mr. Horsley.  I know you probably aren't allowed to say, but have/are you talking
to IMAX wrt they 3D camera initiative?

[nhorsley]

No, I am not aware of any discussions with IMAX.Nigel.

[slackdc]

I't too bad they're going to all that effort and expense when they could license the salient bitfrom ICT!

[nhorsley]

This page is worth taking a look at to see much of the detail of their cameras. Note the twin lens configuation. https://gizmodo.com/5271638/a-rare-tour-of-imax-cameras Remember Isee3D technology is not perfect for every shoot in 3D. For the very long shots, there is no substitute for two cameras with lots of space between! Aside from the shooting advantages we have all the way down to

[slackdc]

Thanks for the insight - I didn't know about the long shot problem. The look at the IMAX film camera was cool, but they are developing a new digital 3D camera: https://phx.corporate-ir.net/phoenix.zhtml?c=118725&p=irol-newsArticle&ID=1372546&highlight=

[nhorsley]

Thanks. it"s not a problem, as such, it's reality. For 'Hollywood' effect at very long distances, the twin lens, twin camera rig produces that dramatic effect. Rest assured our technology can also lots of 'out of the screen' 3D, but it is comfortable and natural. I once took an Isee3D camera out to the racetrack in the late 90s and was very pleased with the results