IMAX DMR: Revolutionizing the Movie Viewing Experience

The transcript discusses the differences in film sizes, highlighting that IMAX frames are significantly larger than standard movie frames. It explains the process of digitally scanning 35mm film, enhancing it through special software, and using a unique mathematical process to reduce granularity. The enhanced film is then printed onto a large format. The success of IMAX DMR in remastering films like Apollo 13 and Star Wars is noted, with hopes for similar impacts on other films, suggesting a transformative effect on the movie-going experience.

Which film size is mentioned as being significantly larger than the standard 16 millimetre film?

• 24 millimetre

• 12 millimetre

• 35 millimetre

• 8 millimetre

What is the first step in converting 35 millimetre film for digital enhancement?

• Enhancing resolution

• Scanning digitally

• Reducing granularity

• Printing onto large format

What does the special software do to the film during the enhancement process?

• It adds sound effects

• It sharpens edges and intensifies color

• It changes the film genre

• It reduces the film size

What unique process is used to address the granularity issue in the film?

• A manual editing technique

• A unique mathematical process

• A physical cleaning method

• A chemical treatment

Which films are mentioned as successful IMAX remasters?

• Titanic and Avatar

• Apollo 13 and Star Wars two

• Jurassic Park and The Matrix

• Inception and Interstellar