The challenge for remote cinemas
Writing by jamieg on Wednesday, 20 of January , 2010 at 8:39 pm
In this video I talk with Phil, the head tech at Fenwick 3 in Esperance, Western Australia. This is a very remote location with special needs and skill sets. Let Phil explain..
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Category: cinemas, dCinema, eCinema
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Comment by Yusuf
Made Monday, 25 of January , 2010 at 3:19 am
It was a entertaining video… Keep them coming.
Offtopic:
Do you have time to help me out with some stuff related to 3D-glasses and cinema-systems?
It wont take long time… Just some very simple things i need help for.
I have added my email to this comment, please send me an email, or give me yours so i can send you one 
Kind Regards,
Me
Comment by Ivan Oliveira
Made Tuesday, 26 of January , 2010 at 6:15 pm
Great as always! Very interesting!
Maybe it is time for you to get some lavalier mics, they look a lot better than the “holds-on-mic” you’ve got.
Cheers from Netherlands
Ivan
Comment by Alain Lores
Made Monday, 1 of March , 2010 at 4:17 am
I am a 3D & motion graphics artist looking for 3D projection solution using circular polarization. I was looking into LG CF3D 1080P which does 120hz, I do know this works with shutter glasses, but can this also work with polarized glasses? here is link to projector http://www.geeky-gadgets.com/lg-cf3d-1080p-full-hd-3d-projector-11-01-2010/
Comment by Alain Lores
Made Monday, 1 of March , 2010 at 4:29 am
Also, pardon my rudeness. great interview. I would assume that there should be some type of insurance policy for broken hardware that ships over to Australia? That must be nerve-wrecking. Never the less great job Phil,& interview.
Comment by jamieg
Made Monday, 1 of March , 2010 at 7:09 am
Insurance does not get it on screen the next day.
Comment by jamieg
Made Monday, 1 of March , 2010 at 7:12 am
Yes, it should probably work. Domestic equipment is not really my area. But from what I know, DLP are one of the easiest for doing single projector 3D. To tell the truth, duel projector is probably better and easier for domestic. Should work with any projectors.
Driving a DLP at 120Hz with the right synced images through a z-sreen or similar.. Sounds difficult and expensive.
Duel Projectors (Like what IMAX do) is always better.
