You can watch Youtube's version below or see it in the original 21:9 ratio complete with interactive bits here.
If you're interested there is also a "making of" film below.
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Tuesday, 18 August 2009
Carousel
Philips have released the world's first ultra-wide TV that perfectly matches the original 2.39:1 movie format used by film directors rather than the usual 16:9 format. Without sounding like an advert, the Cinema 21:9 offers a 56 inch ultra wide screen with Ambilight Spectra 3 and Perfect Pixel HD Engine to maximise the cinematic feeling. To celebrate this release they commissioned an interactive film called Carousel which features one frozen time tracking shot lasting exactly 2 minutes 19 seconds.
You can watch Youtube's version below or see it in the original 21:9 ratio complete with interactive bits here.
If you're interested there is also a "making of" film below.
You can watch Youtube's version below or see it in the original 21:9 ratio complete with interactive bits here.
If you're interested there is also a "making of" film below.
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