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Yes, there's a new Hobbit movie coming out soon. (The first of three Hobbit movies, actually. ) But, most of the buzz both good and bad stems from. The 48fps allows for a more accurate representation of 3D because 24fps films have to rely on motion blur to convince you that you are watching smooth motion and motion blur completely fucks up the brains ability to process the 3D effect. Since The Hobbit was presented commercially at 48fps only in 3D, I assume thats how it would be released on Bluray if possible. Unfortunately, its not possible; Bluray does not support 48fps in 2D or 3D. Here are the highdef TV resolutions and frame rates it does support: at. The Hobbit is the first theatrical movie that takes the step to 48fps and in the coming years we will see more from that front. James Cameron is even considering moving to 60fps for Avatar 2 and Avatar 3. Luke Evans recently spoke to The Collider from the set of The Hobbit. Selfconfessed film nerds The Collider ask Evans about filming with the RED EPIC at 48 frames per second. Yeah, Ive seen myself in action and its incredible. Peter Jackson unveiled ten minutes of 3D footage from December's first installment of The Hobbit prequel shot in new 48 frames per second format. In case you forgot, the director showcased some footage from The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey in the intended 48fps 3D format in the spring at CinemaCon, and the reaction was less than. Tolkien's The Hobbit, Gandalf the wizard offers Bilbo Baggins the chance to share in an adventure, and Bilbo the Hobbit after whom the book is named reacts with. When director Peter Jackson announced that he would be filming The Hobbit in 48fps (double the frame rate of the industry standard 24fps), it sounded like a brilliant idea: crystalclear. Ahora que las ltimas noticias que llegan de El Hobbit: Un viaje inesperado no son muy agradables debido a la acusacin de que no hubo un buen cuidado de los animales durante el rodaje, es mejor. Watch videoThis is The Hobbit Trailer @ 48fps HD 720p by TORRENT. LT on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them. This is The Hobbit Trailer @ 48fps HD 720p by TORRENT. LT on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them. Now it seems that while a 48fps version of The Hobbit will hit theaters, it will be in very limited release and the vast majority of theaters showing Jacksons films will be doing so at 24fps. The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey will be released this December in all motion picture formats, including the brand new format High Frame Rate 3D (HFR 3D). With the support of select theaters, HFR 3D represents a technological advancement in the motion picture experience. With The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug hitting cinemas this Friday, December 13, our attention yet again turns to one of the films most exciting and divisive aspects: Peter Jacksons. Home Entertainment The Hobbit is an unexpectedly slow journey at 48fps HFR. The Hobbit is shot in 3D at 48 frames per second twice the rate of normal movies. On 48fps I got the opportunity to see The Hobbit this week in miniIMAX, 48fps 3D, and I think Ive figured out what I both love and hate about this new format. First, my take is that some of it works beautifully at 48fps. So as a personal project, I converted The Hobbits teaser trailer into 48fps. While it doesnt truly reproduce the effect youll see on the big screen in December, it helps to demonstrate how The Hobbit will be different from a normal 24fps film. 19 Dec Therefore Peter Jackson decided to shoot the Hobbit in 48 fps to try to counter this effect, and to render a more realistic or what he deems. the 48FPS thing is one of the reasons why The Hobbit films failed to live up to the standards of LOTR it was way too real and defined, nowhere near LOTR's visuals. The higher frame rate is supposed to make fast action scenes look smoother, but the image is so crystal clear that it can dispel the illusion of the fantasy world. Here Are the Theaters Showing The Hobbit at 48fps Nov 13, 2012 A funny thing happened at CinemaCon last week, when Warner Bros. previewed scenes from Peter Jackson's upcoming The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey in what could be a revolutionary. At the time of the films release, 450 theaters were equipped to show The Hobbit in the intended 48fps format, with others showing the film in the standard 24fps. Mit Peter Jacksons HobbitTrilogie, deren erster Teil am Mittwoch in sterreich Premiere hatte, hlt wieder einmal eine neue Technologie in den Kinoslen Einzug. 48 statt 24 Bilder pro Sekunde. Watch videoPeter Jackson's The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey. is quite simply a BEAUTIFUL film! I saw the movie in 3D and at the 48fps that Jackson intended and I was blown away by how it looked. It's a stunning film that left me with the same 'WOW' factor that the original trilogy did. According to the Los Angeles Times, The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, which opens in theaters today, will play in 48fps initially on 450 of the 4, 000orso screens it has opened on. Official synopsis: The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey is the first chapter in Peter Jackson's new epic trilogy set in MiddleEarth 60 years before J. Toklien's The Lord of the Rings saga. Footage from The Hobbit made its debut at CinemaCon this week but it failed to woo the crowds. There's been much talk about how The Hobbit is being shot, with Peter Jackson cranking out the movie. Peter Jackson recently showed the first few glimpses of The Hobbit, and audiences were jarred. Its filmed at 48fps instead of the usual 24, and critics have been complaining that it makes the. Peter Jackson's film adaptation of The Hobbit was going to be a showcase for 48fps filmmaking but now it seems many won't get to see the technology. This is because Warner Bros is looking to only. The Hobbit An Unexpected Journey Trailer Titles. Interview: Cameron talks 48 FPS. 48 frames per second test If you wanna see it at 48fps download the original file if possible. LOS ANGELES The first time Peter Jackson presented footage from The Hobbit at 48 frames per second, most hissed that they hatesss it. The official movie site for The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies. Here are the cinemas in Australia that will be showing Peter Jackson's The Hobbit in its true 3D 48 framespersecond format. Download Full of the hobbit 48fps kickass Torrents. free the hobbit 48fps Torrent from All categories hosted at Kickass Torrents. With 48fps comes a new shutter of 196th of second if shot at the traditional 180 degree shutteror an image with an image that has half the amount of motion blur relative to shooting at 148th. The Hobbitan adventure with fairy tales woven in. LOTR an epic with an adventure at the center The Hobbit is a story aimed at little kids, but also for everyone, and LOTR is for meant for your. The Hobbit is the first major motion picture to hit the silver screen using HFR 3D, a format that has been both highly criticized and publicly applauded. If youre heading to see The [ Ned Soltz. Ned Soltz is Redsharks East Coast Editor and a veteran shooter, editor, consultant, author and industry expert. He is a frequent contributor to TVTechnology Magazine as well numerous print publications, websites podcasts. Peter Jackson's The Hobbit film series, beginning with The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey in December 2012, used a shooting and projection frame rate of 48 frames per second, becoming the first feature film with a wide release to do so. Ricky Gervais And Stephen Disagree On 'Lord Of The Rings' Duration: 11: 36. The Late Show with Stephen Colbert Recommended for you You see, by P. by choosing the HFR of 48fps, he went into the project totally dismissive of the home theater (Bluray enthusiast) by not giving them the opportunity of viewing The Hobbit at home according to his filming and exhibiting vision, meaning 3D at 48fps. The Hobbit: While I was one of the people incredibly excited to see Peter Jackson make a movie in 48fps, Ill admit the footage is such a radical change from what I expected, its going to. The Hobbit director reveals negative reaction to 48fps version of An Unexpected Journey led him to make higher frame rate edition of sequel 'more filmic writes Ben Child While the fact that Peter Jackson was shooting the upcoming The Hobbit films in 3D at 48 framespersecond rate instead of the standard 24 framespersecond has been around since proudction. The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey is a 2012 epic high fantasy adventure film directed by Peter Jackson. It is the first installment in a threepart film adaptation based on J. Tolkiens 1937 novel The Hobbit. It is followed by The Desolation of Smaug (2013). Peter Jackson has been vocal about his decision to film The Hobbit at 48 frames per second, with the director claiming it offers smoother, more natural motion free. didn't realize that the 48fps reference was related to the Hobbit film they used Red Epics filming at 5k btw ismokemeth, Apr 26, 2012. Joined: Dec 9, 2001 Final Trailer for the last part of the Hobbit Trilogy. Most critics have weighed in with their thoughts about director Peter Jackson's The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey (read our review), with the reactions varying accordingly. However, the most commonlyderided aspect is the film's appearance when projected in its native format: 48 frames per second (fps) 3D, which is twice the standard for theater showings..
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