This is how we adjust aspect ratio on a floor to ceiling CURVED GIANT SCREEN
I hereby claim 1st art and intent to patent this clever masking system, the CINERAMAX ATMOS SCREEN a screen curved very much so as in the rendering above from our friendly MEGA competitor-imitators...
And please no company come to me saying they pioneered the frame-less floor to ceiling wall-to-wall screen for high end ht; first art by me in 3x4 1998 and 2009 1.85 too.
Full Screen IMAGE 23' wide by 13' high (3.94m h by 10.2 wide) -seats to align to bottom third of image.
CINEMASCOPE Screen IMAGE 23' wide by 9.6' high (2.92m high by 10.2 wide) the reduced height screen can flexibly be positioned at different heights. Directly in front of the audience, say at 1/3FFF and not perched up distractingly, in shoddily framed letter-box like IMAX or Dolby do in their premium venues.....
Hey non aligned Zeilings to side z8's is because of current ALTITUDE-32 way of handling 10 ceiling speakers ( since zeilings are concealed behind
stealth-shaped, fabric-clad acoustic reverse-trapagon, for ME + speaker + treatments concealment, additional height speakers circuits could be pre-wired for additional future channels beyond 8 [1st heights always-always go behind screen to steer screen-room nexus transition trajectories ].
By mounting Zpeaks with adjustable rack-rail mounting system like TRITON OWNER is, the ceiling speaker rows' position or "ceiling-print" can be morphed (opened in Y, or separated in z directions); all track and speaker and refractors hidden above-inside fabric polygonal soffit. A la dolby cinema faceted acoustical wall and ceilings inspired design.
Had we been using a Dolby cp-850 or an RMU where theare are no 10 ceiling channel restrictions, the z8 and the zeilings would have been aligned in grid fashoin; no worries Trinnov re-aligns sides and Zeiling positions....
... Datasat should definitely encompass 48 speaker architectures to counter Trinnov, merely catching up to 32 wont do.... 6 Dirac 8 channel licenses be dammed,
How we snug up to the golden mean "pinch your cheeks moment of spatial visual and auditory balance perfection when seated" 1/3 FFF seating position....
Our first row is 7.5 inches above bottom of screen...Not below. That extra height better aligns with the bottom third of the screen, and we can still do three rows and not have to look at screen from way on the side, for 3 million that Imax room has 20% bad seats... NOT LOGE. Depending on how many people in cinema being able to lower and rise the position of the 2.40 image will allow for some serious image ergonomics...