AOC: 4D Technology

If 3D technology is not efficient enough to attract you to the theaters get ready to watch and feel the 4D technology movies. Imagine a movie that gives you an option to step-in and feel everything inside whether it's the cold breeze of a jungle from the movie 'Jurassic park' or the heat of fire directly on your face from the movie 'Ghost-Rider' or feeling the animated world of 'How to train your dragon'.

The 4D technology is all about this; it is a way ahead of the 3D technology where you find the 3D image of the movie you are watching. The 4D technology allows you to feel the scenes not just with the image in 3D but also in the weather conditions, natural happenings and via artificially created vibrating seats, effective lights, scents, fog machines, fans to simulate wind and rain breeze shaking chairs and many more techniques.

The 4D films are actually a combination of 3D technologies synchronization with physical effects. It becomes quite costly because of artificially created physical effects are expensive to install, but the 4D films are amazing way of entertainment; 4D movies are often presented in customized theaters to make it affordable to the audience.

If you go through history the director of 1959 horror film 'The Tingler', Mr. William Castle installed buzzers in the theater seats. After a decades, for the film Earthquake in 1974 the theaters deployed custom-built Sensurround, created with bass speakers, to create intense vibrations, due to its effect a safety net had to installed by Grauman's Chinese to catch plaster falling from the roof during screenings.
If we talk about Indian cinema, there are large number of movies that have been technically advanced such as 'Blue', 'Dhoom' and 'Krrish' etc. The experiment with the subject of the movie is rarely accepted but in-combination with the technologies these movies have created a remarkable impact with the creative use of it. Those days are not far away when our movies will become more technically advance with 4D, boasting the excellence to the world.


 

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