The IMAX Experience: Revolutionizing Cinema Through Technology and Immersion

Experience in IMAX: Immersion Like No Other 

Experience in IMAX focuses on the theatrical movie-going experience at an IMAX cinema, irrespective of the manner in which the movie was filmed orpresented. IMAX theaters have enormous screens (some greater than 100-feet wide), high-definition projectors (like IMAX with Laser or 70mm film projectors) as well as encompassing sound systems with carefully placed soundtubes. This term is employed to point to the sensational experience of viewing a movie in such a surrounding in which size, detail, and sound contribute to an individual motion picture encounter. 

Movies shown at IMAX theatres can be any movie, although films that are marked as Experience in IMAX are usually ordinary films that have been altered to the IMAX system in a process called IMAX DMR (Digital Media Remastering). DMR is the digital processing of film including resolution enhancement, image sharpness and maximizing sound to work in IMAX. An example would be a blockbuster, such as Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021), which could be filmed in a regular form and restored to IMAX, thus giving the viewer a higher chance of experiencing it in a bigger screen with improved picture and sound. 

This conversion can enhance the viewing experience although it may lack the same details of films that were shot in IMAX or filmed in IMAX. The term "Experience in IMAX" is more of a marketing to promote the theatrical experience rather than defining a certain production technique.