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+Eh whats up Doc You don't seem too distracted. Give the people some credit. I'm pretty sure they can multitask

+Sereniama Walkans My vengeance shall come one day Belgium! >:)

+Not Hitler Sweet, sweet Canadia!

+margie499 XD Damn!

+Grumpydrawer Haha I remember we had the discussion about a North American Union! Damn my optimistic look between our two countries! XDAlso, I appreciate both the UK and Canada. They are our brothers and sisters after all ;)

I learn something new everyday :)

+Commissar BRO Poutine is actually French Canadian, and since some of them reject the English monarchy, they have their own national holiday, if you get my drift.La fête de la Saint-Jean Baptiste.To top it off, Quebec produces 75% of all Canadian maple syrup.

+Smiling Badger Why June 24th? :)

So ALL domes are a big let down for you. That's too bad. As I've seen over 50 movies on a dome screen, I can tell you where it's best to sit, and it's in the middle. You have to be in the middle. Also, make sure before you go that you're seeing a film that was shot in IMAX film. Most films we play were completely shot in actual IMAX which is what that theater is for and they look great. Hollywood films like Interstellar, Dark Knight, Star Trek, might have as much as an hour of real IMAX so they're not MADE for a Dome theater. But IMAX does produce films entirely in 70mm and they're fantastic on the curved screen.

+John Ruddock You're playing a rectangle on a sphere.  That's where the problem comes from.

Regular films are distorted because guess what... they're not filmed with real IMAX film. That's not the Dome theater's fault. Most filmmakers shy away from using 70mm despite it still boasting better clarity than digital. What's your idea about how to get rid of distortion? It's a CURVED screen. Everything will distort. I'm curious to know why you believe the SJ Dome is your least favorite of the domes. What experience there made you say, "Nope."?

+John Ruddock Dome theaters need films for the dome!  Planetarium films.  Regular films are distorted.  And the audio is good - but also needs the right spot...  Dolby Atmos kicks its tail, tho.  And yes, I have been to the dome theater at the Tech Museum in San Jose - first regular film I watched there was Fantasia 2000.  I love theaters, and have been in every dome theater up the coast, the SJTech is my least favorite  I even went to the 360 IMAX that was at Expo 86.  That was a kick!

+Crissa Kentavr Well, the definition of "true IMAX theater" is: uses actual 70mm film. This is what the Hackworth IMAX Dome Theater does. We use actual film making us a true IMAX. Any digital IMAX you see is NOT true because of the lack of film. With Dome theaters however, yes, there can be distortion because it is a curved screen. So it matters where you sit. If you're someone who likes to sit in the first chair off the stairs, yeah, it's not gonna be the best. Sit in the middle next time. Another thing that makes the Dome Theater experience amazing is the sound. It surrounds the theater so it hits ever seat perfectly. We've played The Dark Knight Rises, Jurassic Park, Iron Man 3, and many more that just blow people away. I'm sorry your experience wasn't great. Where did you go?

+High Orbit Media For projection you need an extremely bright point source of light. LEDs emit light in a plane rather than a point, and the brightest is about 6000 lumens. IMAX bulbs emit 600,000 lumens from a single point, the tip of the cathode.

+RaisonStrain About 600,000

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