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Asia Image, a bi-monthly magazine published by Reed Business information Asia. In keeping with its emphasis on the creative processes, Asia Image has been specially designed to bring the clearest coverage of the broadcast, production and post production industry.

Read Asia Image Magazine, May 2009 Online

COVER STORY
Seeing TRIPLE D
Nazir Keshvani, Editor
After the recent NAB 2009 show in Las Vegas, one thing is clear. The entertainment industry has high hopes for stereoscopic 3D movie technology. Hollywood is said to be investing heavily in James Cameron’s ‘Avatar,’ a 3D sci-fi thriller due out in December 2009, while ‘Monsters vs Aliens’ has reportedly served up some surprising box office numbers.

The new 3D is a far cry from the common anaglyphic horror film technology that used red and blue cardboard glasses to separate images into left and right sides. Stereoscopic 3D systems use ‘active glasses’ that employ a shutter mechanism that’s synchronised with the image on the screen. ...

Technology Focus
> New solutions from Blackmagic Design
> NEW Flare and VFX systems Launched
> HP PLAYS role in 3D Monsters vs. Aliens
> Re:Naissance reanimates classics

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