70mm (like imax) is almost always in digital form.
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Posted On: 08/03/2015 3:23:42 PM
70mm (like imax) is almost always in digital form. ntek has said that they process 70mm (digitally)
("expertly" lying/manipulating facts. nothing new for lie-scum/ihub)
most every film in the past 5 years (or more) is stored digitally (no need to keep the expense of celluloid-print in storage. make multiple additional prints (which costs thousands). ship to each theater (and then back to distributor), etal. its more efficient. cost effective. to have a digital copy of the master. send that to theaters. far less costly to store. and save thousands in reprints and shipping costs back and forth
there are posted comments from ntek. about 70mm digital files they use (like, from imax). no need to believe me . do your own research (informed minds can't be so manipulated -- get and stay informed -- devil in the details. they prey on your ignorance )
regardless. vizio, samsung, hisense, sony, and others are promoting ultraflix 4k/ultra hd. what matters is that ntek acquire content. build their library. the uhd/tv market is not even at 10% of total tv sales
remember. about 250mill tvs are bought each year. the market is emerging. ntek is growing with it. by the time 4k/ultra hd displaces hd. ntek will have built their library. and will be entrenched @ retail. on platforms. devices. et al. 250mill uhd/tvs per year doesn't cover nvidia shield, apple imac's, pc's, laptops, handhelds, tablets and other internet-enabled devices that can stream ultraflix (now and in the future)
ntek foundation being built. platforms and partners increasing. expansion in retail. as long as ntek adds content. i don't care about the format. ntek labels their content (platinum, gold, silver) so there is transparency. that's all that matters right now. the rest is carefully orchestrated distractions. noise. commotion. trying to create chaos. where none exists
ntek for the win
spinning off assets. shares to shareholders. ultraflix growth and promise make buys in this range a very shrewd risk/reward play. everyone do their research. to determine what's right for them
ps- i've been pm'd a dozen times to ask people not to post about ihub, or delete posts transcribed from there. pls post wisely. that place is overrun with undisclosed "christian" hedge funds, money managers, "financial planners", thieves and robbers. shorts included. no one posts 24/7 without financial interest - despite their lying claims. every post there helps their cause. to defraud
interestingly. ihang has 2-3x as many board reads/views as ihub. the "outerwebs" (as i've heard ihang referenced) is ihub. not ihang. we're the ones being monitored. the board people are reading. what's said here matters. many people have been posting quality research -- that's been improving with time. i hope it continues. also, pls see that i put the ss in the "show board information" regularly -- every time the ta reports a change. transparency is important to any investment
special thx to lajet for working on this
https://www.zeemaps.com/map?group=1567585
pls continue to research stores in your area. submit your pics/vids. include name of store (walmart, target, sears, costco, sams, hhgregg, whatever), address and phone number (and we'll post it for anyone to confirm/view)
thx to everyone who makes the board an intelligent, informative, and interesting place to read. learn and find information about nanotech entertainment. and come to find if the investment is right for them. that's what we should be about. nothing more. nothing less
enjoy
(on the other hand. everyone has a right to click "report" on any post. which sends the post directly to admin for review (mods don't even see it) where they can judge for us. if the post violated ihang terms. i encourage everyone to use. monitor. and thereby shape. fashion this board. mods are not paid. not here 24/7. in other words - everyone has a hand in how the board is managed)
Quote:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/70_mm_film
70 mm film (or 65 mm film) is a wide high-resolution film gauge for still and motion picture photography, with higher resolution than the standard 35 mm motion picture film format. As used in cameras, the film is 65 mm (2.6 in) wide. For projection, the original 65 mm film is printed on 70 mm (2.8 in) film. The additional 5 mm are for 4 magnetic strips holding six tracks of sound. Although later 70 mm prints use digital sound encoding, the vast majority of existing and surviving 70 mm prints predate this technology. Each frame is five perforations tall, with an aspect ratio of 2.20:1. The vast majority of cinemas are unable to handle 70 mm film, and so original 70 mm films are shown using either 35 mm prints in the regular CinemaScope/Panavision aspect ratio of 2.35:1, or, in later years, by means of digital projectors at these venues .
("expertly" lying/manipulating facts. nothing new for lie-scum/ihub)
most every film in the past 5 years (or more) is stored digitally (no need to keep the expense of celluloid-print in storage. make multiple additional prints (which costs thousands). ship to each theater (and then back to distributor), etal. its more efficient. cost effective. to have a digital copy of the master. send that to theaters. far less costly to store. and save thousands in reprints and shipping costs back and forth
there are posted comments from ntek. about 70mm digital files they use (like, from imax). no need to believe me . do your own research (informed minds can't be so manipulated -- get and stay informed -- devil in the details. they prey on your ignorance )
regardless. vizio, samsung, hisense, sony, and others are promoting ultraflix 4k/ultra hd. what matters is that ntek acquire content. build their library. the uhd/tv market is not even at 10% of total tv sales
remember. about 250mill tvs are bought each year. the market is emerging. ntek is growing with it. by the time 4k/ultra hd displaces hd. ntek will have built their library. and will be entrenched @ retail. on platforms. devices. et al. 250mill uhd/tvs per year doesn't cover nvidia shield, apple imac's, pc's, laptops, handhelds, tablets and other internet-enabled devices that can stream ultraflix (now and in the future)
ntek foundation being built. platforms and partners increasing. expansion in retail. as long as ntek adds content. i don't care about the format. ntek labels their content (platinum, gold, silver) so there is transparency. that's all that matters right now. the rest is carefully orchestrated distractions. noise. commotion. trying to create chaos. where none exists
ntek for the win
spinning off assets. shares to shareholders. ultraflix growth and promise make buys in this range a very shrewd risk/reward play. everyone do their research. to determine what's right for them
ps- i've been pm'd a dozen times to ask people not to post about ihub, or delete posts transcribed from there. pls post wisely. that place is overrun with undisclosed "christian" hedge funds, money managers, "financial planners", thieves and robbers. shorts included. no one posts 24/7 without financial interest - despite their lying claims. every post there helps their cause. to defraud
interestingly. ihang has 2-3x as many board reads/views as ihub. the "outerwebs" (as i've heard ihang referenced) is ihub. not ihang. we're the ones being monitored. the board people are reading. what's said here matters. many people have been posting quality research -- that's been improving with time. i hope it continues. also, pls see that i put the ss in the "show board information" regularly -- every time the ta reports a change. transparency is important to any investment
special thx to lajet for working on this
https://www.zeemaps.com/map?group=1567585
pls continue to research stores in your area. submit your pics/vids. include name of store (walmart, target, sears, costco, sams, hhgregg, whatever), address and phone number (and we'll post it for anyone to confirm/view)
thx to everyone who makes the board an intelligent, informative, and interesting place to read. learn and find information about nanotech entertainment. and come to find if the investment is right for them. that's what we should be about. nothing more. nothing less
enjoy
(on the other hand. everyone has a right to click "report" on any post. which sends the post directly to admin for review (mods don't even see it) where they can judge for us. if the post violated ihang terms. i encourage everyone to use. monitor. and thereby shape. fashion this board. mods are not paid. not here 24/7. in other words - everyone has a hand in how the board is managed)
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