P3D Re: 3d Benefits all Movies? How about Color?

[Lawrence W Kaufman <kaufman3d@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Larry Berlin replied to:

> >From: fj834@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Dr. George A. Themelis)  writes:
>
> >When they finally find a good way to convert movies to 3d, I can imagine
> >Larry first in line to depth-ize the old movies... And the "politically-
> >correct" crowd trying to stop him from altering the classics.  "Let the
> >movies stand the way their creators made them"...
>
> More likely I'll write the tool to do the job than stand in line waiting for
> such a tool... but I don't think I'll be first.

Mentioned on this list last month:
Xenotech Heralds New 3D Movie Era

PERTH, Australia, Dec. 7 /PRNewswire/ -- Xenotech
Inc. (Alberta: XEN) has signed an agreement with
Imagica Corporation of Japan and its Imagica USA
Inc. subsidiary to combine their technologies and
expertise in a process to convert 2D films/videos into
3D stereoscopic films/videos.

This has great significance for the film and
entertainment industry in both original production as
well as enabling popular existing 35mm and 70mm 2D
movies to be re-released as 3D blockbuster extravaganzas.

"Movie studios and film library owners are recognizing
the potential of re-releasing blockbuster movies in 3D.
We are currently negotiating with several of them to
convert existing movies into 3D."

Thanks for the time,
Lawrence Kaufman, mailto:kaufman3d@xxxxxxxxxxxxx


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