This is a screen cast in which I cover DCI resolutions and colour depth. You should be interested if you are a producer aiming at a DCI cinema as your final distribution format, or a projectionist who is keen to understand what is actually going to screen when using DCI.

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3D based on polarizing lenses is todays topic. In this video I do visual demonstrations of linear and circular (As in RealD 3D system) polarizing glasses.
I discuss the need for a silver screen and do a demonstration of why you need one.

In this video I show you the LCD active glasses in action for DCI 3D digital cinema. In this case, the Xpand 3D glasses old and new are demonstrated.
I demonstrate how they work in a cinema, showing them in action.
I also cover some of the advantages and disadvantages of this system compared to others.

Reading Cinema, Warne Ponds, is a Kinoton house.
In this installment, I show you what a MUT (Make Up Table) is.
Have a close look at the Kiniton Projector.
Take a good look at the Kinoton digital spooler, the best their is.
Look at how the Kinoton (rebadged Pennywise) automation system works.
Have a look at a Dolby DA20 and how that works with the sound processor.
Take a quick look at how Slide projectors work and why we all want them to go away.

Here I do a brief description of some of the 3D systems available in Cinemas today.  I also show the Xpand3D LCD system in action.  Note: the LCD type system I show in this video is commonly used by IMAX 3D systems and required active glasses that have a battery and LCD shutters over each eye.  These shutters change as a Infra Red pulse light, invisible to the eye, is flashed into the theatre and picked up by a sensor on the glasses.  This is the most portable of the 3D systems available in my experience.

I will do a in depth version of the 3D at a later podcast.