Filmmaker James Cameron, forever an advocate for the 3D format¹, has achieved his ambition of letting audiences watch his Avatar sequels in 3D without having to don a pair of glasses.

 

作为一名3D技术的忠实拥护者，导演詹姆斯·卡梅隆已经实现了他的野心，观众欣赏他的3D版《阿凡达2》时可以不戴眼镜了。

 

Last November, the director revealed his plans to further innovate² the format, stating: "I'm still very bullish on 3D, but we need brighter projection³, and ultimately I think it can happen - with no glasses. We'll get there."

 

The move will work wonders for Avatar 2, a sequel many felt a tad unnecessary considering it will arrive over ten years after the 2009 original - this 3D development will no doubt see film fans flocking to multiplexes to experience the innovation.

 

Inquisitr reports that Cameron's production company Lightstorm Entertainment has extended its partnership⁴ with Christie Digital granting it access to the latter's new RGB laser projection system. It will result in a clearer picture, although there is currently no word on how many cinemas will show the sequel in the format.

 

Until this point, glasses-free 3D has only been available on Nintendo 3DS.

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