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Scanning the original film allows home viewers (on select releases) to see the extra detail at the top and bottom of the frame that was previously exclusive to museum-sized screens. 3. Preservation and "Filmed for IMAX" The scanning process isn't just for blockbuster movies like Oppenheimer or the upcoming Dune: Part Three imax film scan

Perhaps the most famous example of IMAX scanning and restoration. In 2018, for the film's 50th anniversary, Christopher Nolan supervised the scanning of the original camera negative. Here is the hardest part: Scanning the original

You are seeing a high-definition photograph of a piece of plastic that was chemically kissed by light. And the scanner was the translator. In 2018, for the film's 50th anniversary, Christopher

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An uncompressed scan of a single 15-perforation frame at its full potential can result in files as large as 1.5GB per frame . Because of these immense data requirements, scanners like the custom Lunr scanner may digitize at 16K before down-converting to a more "manageable" 8K (roughly 200MB per frame) to allow for over-sampling and superior detail retention.