Sexy as, nah, not the movie, me with the glasses:
Those are the dishwashable (they were wet when we picked them up), reusable, linearly polarised IMAX 3D ‘glasses’ the gave us. Distorted thin plastic wobbly lenses. This is not a good start to the experience… Had we gone to a smaller theater then we’d’ve been issued the more robust RealD 3D glasses – they use circular polarisation, and as digital camera buffs know the circular polarisers are more expensive, so for those lenses they went to the effort of spending a few more cents on better frames.
Anywho, movie was entertaining enough. Took a good 30 minutes or so to adapt to the viewing experience (the glasses, the not tilting had thing, shallow depth-of-field that was used and the general 3Dness). Then several times during the movie one of the cameras glitched for 1-2 seconds so the view from one eye went back, it’s more distracting than you’d expect. But overall, pretty cool.
Didn’t really get a lot of other photos over the weekend. Did spend a bit of time messing around on the balcony at night to get this one though:
