POTC4 was shot in native 3D with RED cameras, so I've been anticipating it for quite a while, but I'm too broke to even afford a ticket to see it right now and I'd like to know what all of you thought of it's quality? Obviously the director, DP and editor are probably a bigger factor than the tech, but I'd really love to hear some thoughts on how it turned out.

I've seen this tech many times in academia/research facilities, but now a company is finally bringing it in a polished end user version for the masses. I just can't wait till this tech starts getting applied to video acquisition ;)

The Optoma 3D-XL will work with any brand projector that can handle 120hz signals.

http://www.optoma.eu/projectordetailshccs.aspx?ShowMenu=HE&PTypedb=Home%20Entertainment&PC=3D-XL

I use this for my setup with an Optoma projector and I can vouch for its outstanding picture. I also run my direcTV box through the 3dxl and it can handle their 3d channels flawlessly.

According to this article at SlashFilm, Lucas Film will only continue to convert the Star Wars movies into 3D if the prior film is considered financially successful. The series will be released 1 thru 6 (not 4-6 followed by 1-3 as some would like), so for now The Phantom Menace is the only definite one set for release.

I've yet to see a post conversion that was half as good as a movie actually shot with intention of a 3D release, so maybe this is a good thing? Or can ILM and company do a better job than we've seen before?