Ghostbusters 3D Blu-ray (2016) [Region Free]

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Originally Posted by C.C. 95

90% are conversions and you probably don't even realize it. Conversion (done well) is just as good (and in many ways preferable) these days. When you shoot native 3D, you are "locked" into your shots for all time (with no leeway in post production). Most well done conversions take time (AT LEAST 12 months), and when done well are just fine. The biggest 3D movies have been conversions.
Although Avatar was largely native, it also contained conversion material.
But all of Gravity, Mad Max, jurassic World, furious 7, Everest, Avengers: Age of Ultron, Ant-Man, Guardians of The Galaxy, etc. are all conversions.
Conversions get a bad rap from the bad ones. The good ones are just fine.
And there have been plenty of crappy native 3D films too.

Jurassic World sure was a conversion and it showed with warping/halos everywhere, gravity was nearly enitrely cgi and that was all native, passing it off as simply a conversion is very dishonest, and Furious 7 was a cheap chinese conversion.

Conversions aren't inherently bad, the main problem is that it makes it very easy for the film makers to simply make a 2d film with 3d slapped on in post by other people. Conversions still aren't close to matching native at its best.