Behind the Scenes at One of the World's Best IMAX Theatres
The IMAX at Lincoln Center in New York City is the best there is – we stopped by as they loaded up Interstellar.
The IMAX at Lincoln Center in New York City is the best there is – we stopped by as they loaded up Interstellar.
It's a film so extravagant in nature, it was projected in 70mm, a format equal to the scale of it's fantastic story, and shot on IMAX 65mm.
When it's not being used to show movies, it'll display live images of the water under the yacht.
Christopher Nolan shot more than an hour of this week's big sci-fi epic Interstellar on a 70mm IMAX camera – a logistical nightmare for a director, but a treat for us.
IMAX cameras have been called in to pump up Star Wars: Episode VII. Simply an excuse to get people paying £20 a pop to see it?
Let's face it, 3D movies have been pretty lacklustre in recent years. Fortunately this 4K 3D IMAX camera is going to make 3D movies awesome again.
At almost 30m tall and 36m wide, the screen at the Darling Harbour IMAX Theater in Sydney is the largest in the world. And after 16 years of service, it needed to be replaced.
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