(already done by downunder but different)

Ever tried pointing your remote at your camera and pressing a button while looking through the camera ?

I don’t know if all cameras but very likely most will see infrared light from a remote as a bright white spot (nice way to test remotes).

Theoretically, if you would bathe the cinema in IR light a recording would look completely white. However this can easily be defeated with an IR filter in front of the lens. They also might need extra power to cool down the room to keep people from burning depending on how much power is needed and night vision equipment becomes useless.

Actually IR will work against the cinema because it can blind their hi-tech night vision spies while recording. It can be enhanced by spreading out IR sources (people with IR led jackets).

Actually, the reason he points and laughs is because your “theories” assume, once again, that magic will come to overrule technology.

Which at least three commentators so far have pointed out.

“I learned not to pay attention to idiots like you.”

You spout bullshit, he laughs, and according to you, he’s the idiot? Haven’t heard that argument much from people over the age of 8.

At that point in time, the “glasses” may actually be prosthetics.

And you’re missing the same point which idiots in film studios have – and unlike you they can’t even claim ignorance.

Basically, if a disruption can be compensated for in the visual spectrum, it can be filtered out from the digital pattern. If it couldn’t, the movie itself would be some trouble to watch.

That aside, if such technology were to be created, pirates and other liberals will be the first to adopt it. Be able to disrupt CCTV on a continual and permanent basis in order to ensure big brother suddenly isn’t watching? Yes, please.

And secondly…

“you wouldn’t want to watch a copy of a movie filmed from someone’s glasses anyway, their head would be moving back and forth and pretty much making you ill.”

Three words: Gyro-stabilized Camera.

What have we told you about trying to comment on technological solutions, bobmail?

“full” as in “reveals it was so godawful no money on earth could make you visit that theater”?

Because if there’s a good movie and you watch it on jerky cam footage with desynchronized sound, bad pixellation, and somebody’s greasy dreads filling the leftmost corner, then you will want to see it in better quality.

However, even a cam will tell you if it’s crap.

The problem merely being that Hollywood, like all habitual scam artists, are very much against anyone making a quality judgment of their products.