The Amazing Spider-Man Might be a noobish question but...

[Spider-ManHero12]

^ I dont even have any IMAX in my town.....only Vancouver has it.

Oh.

 

[ThePowerCosmic]

Does more FPS = smoother picture and more visual detail?

Yes it does.

Gotcha. Doesn't a higher fps mean slower though? I mean when you shoot at 5000 fps, it's like, super slo mo, so is that essentially what PJ is doing? Slowing doing the shot to ultimately lessen the blur and make the shot more clear overall?

It might, I'm not sure because I've never heard of that before. Even if it did, I'm sure that Jackson's found a way around it to make it flow normally while still looking amazing. He's been working with James Cameron to achieve 48 fps as well. Cameron even plans to film Avatar 2-3 at 60 fps, so we'll see how that goes.

 

[SnuffTheRooster]

^ I dont even have any IMAX in my town.....only Vancouver has it.

Thumbs up for me because it takes 10 minutes for me to get from my house, onto the skytrain and to the mall

 

[Mary Jane Watson]

Lucky bastard, I have lived in Langley for like 3 years ( before moved to PG) and never had a chance to watch IMAX.

 

[Mary Jane Watson]

Soo stupid.

 

[SnuffTheRooster]

Lucky bastard, I have lived in Langley for like 3 years ( before moved to PG) and never had a chance to watch IMAX.

I lived in Langley for 10 years, then I moved to Vancouver and I've been here for 7 years. I still go to Langley every weekend or so, so I'm both a city person and a suburb person.

Bc rules.