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It is clear that when it comes to 3D photography in the cinema, Jamesesheims Cameron is the primary pioneer of the media. Next The success of his blockbuster in 1997 Titanic, Cameron began developing his passion project, Avatar. He has taken more than a decade to craft, record and finish his scientific EP primarily because of the rate of technology to coincide with his ambitious vision of Pandora, the home of Navi. During the recording of Avatar, Cameron and cinematographer Vince Pace even developed the fusion camera system, which is a system of digital cameras used to shoot films in stereoscopic 3D. He used two high definition cameras in one camera body to catch depth perception.

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12 years after audiences around the world collected cinemas in record numbers to witness Cameron's epic recreation of one of the most important disasters of the 20th century, they drove once again for his latest technological miracle. The Avatar will eventually continue to become the highest film of all time, at the top of his Titanic. Иако филмот останува силно оспорена тема меѓу кинефилите во однос на нејзиното клишено раскажување приказни (што се позајмува многу од филмовите како „Фернгули: Последната дождовна шума“ и „танцува со волци“), чистиот спектакл на сведок на визуелниот раскош на Пандора во она што беше, во тоа време, во најискрената употреба на 3Д-табли “како еден вид на највисокиот вид на 3Д-табела, како што е Most sincerely, as is the most sincere, as it was most sincere, as well as the highest type of 3D, as is the most sincere, as the most honest, as the most sincere use of 3Ds, as the highest species, as is the most sincere, as it was, as it was, as it was, as it was, as it was, as it was, as it was, as it was, as it was, as it was, as it was, as it was, as it was, as it was, as it was, as it was, as it was, as it was, as it was, as it was, as it was, as it was, as it was, as it was, as it was, as it was the most sincere. Most honestly, as well as the highest type of 3D boards.

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Cameron remains an undisputed king of 3D cinema, and on the eve of the success of Avatar, every studio jumped into the band, hoping for the taste of that celebrity treasurer of 3D tickets. Unfortunately, most editions were 3D post-conversion jobs, and for anyone "how to train your dragon", which showed part of the biggest use of 3D so far, you had a "clash of Titans" or, worse, "the last air path", which has been the technology, causing the audience to lose interest. Indeed, instead of following Cameron's lead in using 3D to improve the viewing experience, most study instead decided to use it as a trick that added a little to the finished product. However, there was a movie so noticeable about his 3D cinematography that Cameron considered the greatest use of technology he has seen so far.

In 2011, Paramount Pictures announced Hugo, as directed by the Academy Academy Academy, Martin Scorsese. The film, based on the novel "The Invention of Hugo Cabret" by the writer/illustrator Brian Selznik, was a big departure for Scorsese - not only due to the fact that he is still the only film in his filmography that you can see with your family, but also because it was 3. Although the film is underestimated at the box office, occupying $ 185.8 million with a budget of $ 150-170 million, it was subject to mass recognition, received 11 Academy Awards nominations and won five, including an Academy Award for Best Cinematography. But perhaps the most glittering recognition for Hugo does not come from anyone other than the Jamesesheims Cameron.

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After showing Hugo at the "Director of the Guild of America" ​​theater in Los Angeles, Cameron and Scorsese sat together to discuss the film, especially for its effective use of 3D. From one master director to another, Cameron shows Scorsese with the most approval (after Hollywood reporter):

"It doesn't serve the film to talk about 3D as if it is a special thing. I think it is certainly the main story that the director of the status of Marty and Pedigree works in 3D. Because it is a kind of decomposition of this idea that 3D is only for hyper-commercial films. Every cylinder.

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Cameron's praise for the use of Scorsese's 3D Hugo is particularly important, as it is not an action film that usually connects technology. Instead, 3D is a tool used to dive deeper into the characters and the story. For those who had the opportunity to Take a look at "Hugo" in the initial theater editionThe 3D images were not only astonishing in its depth in the field, the movement of the camera and the color composition, it was also integral in the narrative of the film. While "Hugo" is invented, much of the life of French director Ororj Meli, as shown in Ben Kingsley's film (who was badly robbed of an Oscar for his Oscar for his performance). Scorsese referred to why 3D is integral to the film, with Cameron adding that he has been woven into the movie in Meta:

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Scorsese: "The big stigma is fashion to say it's a trick. You have to understand, when pictures started for the first time, people wanted sound, color, big screen and depth. Lumier's films, two of them in 3D. And Melis was already going there."

Cameron: "Your movie is for the first days of cinema magic. And in its execution, the media is the message. The film is magical to watch. So you have closed the ellipse in such an amazing, artistic way."

Despite her five wins at the Academy Award, Hugo remains a underestimated film in Scorsese's famous career. Since he has given us some of the greatest films of all time, with many exploring less material that is friendly to the family, it is understandable why the warm, miraculous "Hugo" can be overshadowed in favor of a darker, moregramatic "taxi driver" and "Goodfelas". Funny enough, Scorsese followed "Hugo" upwards With the "Wolf of Wall Street", What is probably his most family-hostile Movie ever. Despite being held as a sick thumb in his film, Hugo is still worth looking at precise crafts.

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Obviously, the best way to experience Hugo is in 3D, which can still be seen at home through his stunning 3D Blu-ray transfer (which you can buy Here). Although 3D TV are without fashion these days, those who still have one have the best chance of watching the movie as he intended Scorsese. Of course, if the film appears in which the film is shown in 3D in the theater near you, it is worth actively looking for. It is rare that the film requires to be seen in this format, let alone one of this genre, but "Hugo" sincerely seeks it. After all, if the Jameseyms Cameron's approval is not enough to blur you, then nothing.