Removable Immersive 3D theater seating system for 6 / 12 / 50 Persons

Removable Immersive 3D theater seating system for 6 / 12 / 50 Persons

Description:

3D (stereo cinema) cinema is a motion system that enhances the illusion of depth perception.

Derived from stereoscopic photography, 3D cinema employs a regular motion picture camera system to record the images as seen from two dimensions, and special projection hardware and a pair of 3D glasses are used to realize depth illusion when watching movies.

3D cinema consists of the following:

Projector

The projectors that are used to present 3D images are not normal ones in regular movies. The frame rate of normal projectors is 60 Hz, while the rate of 3D projectors is 120 Hz. The proportion is doubled. This is due to the fact that more output details are required in showing a 3D movie. The 3D projector must also possess a resolution of at least 2k (2048x1080p) for a clearer image on a wide screen. The most popular providers of commercial cinema projectors are Dolby 3D and IMAX.

Screen

Silver screens are usually used in 3D cinemas. Since plenty of light is used in showing a 3D movie, a silver screen is needed to provide more light for contrast. White screens, which are much cheaper, have soon replaced silver screens in cinemas. Right now silver screens are making a comeback in 3D movie houses.

Sound System

A 3D cinema should not only provide a wonderful visual experience but a great auditory experience as well. In an IMAX 3D theater, up to 44 speakers are used to provide the viewers with surround sound. The speakers require 12,000 watts of electric power to ensure a fantastic viewing experience.

Glasses

The viewers need to wear 3D glasses to enjoy the 3D effect. These glasses are polarized and matched with the projector. Therefore, the audience can’t just use any type of glasses; instead, the glasses should be compatible with the projector.

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