The RealD-XL 3D system. Better, brighter 3D.

Writing by jamieg on Monday, 6 of July , 2009 at 9:56 pm

  In this video I take a look at the RealD-XL 3D attachment for DCI-cinema digital projectors. I look at how the new XL product, an evolution of the Z-Screen system, can re-use the light discarded by the z-screen and effectively double the efficiency of the original Z-Screen system.

RealD is dominant in the 3D market.  The XL, with its supiriour light output, is likely to keep them their as it allows the use of mid-sized projectors (Cheaper cost/running) then 3D systems comeing before the XL.

Comments (3)

Category: 3D,cinemas,dCinema

3 Comments

Comment by Andrew Woods

Made Tuesday, 7 of July , 2009 at 11:42 am

Nice work.
My understanding is that: Yes, the REAL D XL system uses two Z-Screens – one for each of the views eminating from the REAL D XL Box.

Comment by Dave Ladely

Made Saturday, 18 of July , 2009 at 4:27 pm

Good demonstration, impressive increase in light with virtually no penalty other than proper set up.
I would like to view a film with this system in Seattle, WA, but don’t know where a theater used it.
cheer.
Dave

Comment by Nathan

Made Saturday, 9 of January , 2010 at 7:31 pm

Just saw Avatar 3d using the RealD 3D system. AWESOME!!!! AWESOME AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!! I loved that movie, and the 3D make it 10 times better!!! Had in your face action the whole movie. WOW!!! I recommend Avatar 3D to everyone. Go watch it, RealD 3D style!

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