Michael Karagosian of mkpe gives us a run down on future developments in digital cinema.  From Laser Light sources to the evolution of the software used in d-cinema.  There is still a lot going on.

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James Kang from DCK (D-Cinema Korea) explains how Korea became one of the most progressive countries converting to Digital.  Korea is on track to be one of the first countries that archives full digital conversion.

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Steve Perrin, head UK digital funding group, gives us a rundown on how the VPF is working in his part of the world.

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David Hancock of Screen Digest gives us a rundown on the developments in Cinemas going digial.

This is of special interest as the forcast of how long until we are fully digital is very enlightening.

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Mikrom, an Integrated Media Block (IMB) manufacturer gets us up to date with what an IMB is and why we need them in the world of 4K and faster then 24 fps presentations.

DepthQ has released a new 3D system similar to RealD but with an outright purchase.  This video shows you the unit working and how DepthQ have improved on the design over the older RealD Z-screen units.

Perforated screens or screens with small holes in them so the sound can pass through with less destortion, can be a major problem in the digital age.  The perforated pattern and the pixel grid in the projector can interfere producing a visible moire pattern on screen.

Ron from Severtson Screens tells us how we can deal with these issues.