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"Cinematographer Wally Pfister has revealed that The Dark Knight Rises will not be shot entirely in IMAX. It was recently claimed that director Christopher Nolan is looking to employ IMAX technology for the whole of the next Batman movie, instead of the approach taken in The Dark Knight, in which only certain scenes were shot for IMAX cinemas. However, director of photography Pfister - who worked with Nolan on the two previous Batman films - denied the rumours in a question-and-answer session for The Wrap. The 49-year-old also supported Nolan&amp;#039;s decision not to shoot the picture in 3D, saying: &amp;quot;I&amp;#039;m not a big fan of 3D. &amp;quot;I think one of the biggest problems for Chris, and I would second this, in doing a film in 3D, is it has to be shot in a video process, and we&amp;#039;re film people to the end. You&amp;#039;ll have to pry that film camera out of my dead hands. Chris wasn&amp;#039;t interested in doing post-effect on the film in 3D. &amp;quot;The so-called digital revolution is great. If you have no money and you want to shoot it on your Canon 5D - fantastic. If that&amp;#039;s the only way you can make the movie, great. But if we&amp;#039;re putting movies up on a screen this size... we need to deliver the best image quality there. And there&amp;#039;s nothing better than film.&amp;quot; Last month, Nolan said that he hopes to achieve new levels of &amp;quot;extraordinarily sharp, high-resolution&amp;quot; image quality in The Dark Knight Rises. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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