After being in production for more than 10 years, ‘Avatar’ would officially hit the cinemas this December. Apparently the making of the movie has brought about a whole new 3D ‘Fusion Camera System’ into existence. In what is being termed as a ‘ground breaking’ technology for the future of film making, the Fusion Camera System or the Reality Camera System was developed jointly by the Titanic Director James Cameron and Vince Pace. The lack of special effect technology in the early 90’s forced Cameron to delay the project and this certainly leaves us excited about what we shall see when Avatar hits the theaters on December 18th!
The film follows the central character “Jake” to the distant planet of Pandora where he hopes to join the ‘Avatar’ programme and replace his disabled body. Avatar is a mega project with an investment of £123m. Such ventures puts cinemas across the globe under pressure to update their projection systems to stay relevant in the future of 3D cinema.
A few lucky OnlyGizmos readers can join me for an exclusive India preview of Avatar in Mumbai. Just drop a comment if interested and I shall revert back with the details.
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