娱乐英语新闻:3D explosion heralds changes in consumer experience

With support from the Japanese government, the country's animation industry plans to open schools to train 3D animators while more and more Japanese animation companies have released films in a new format.

In the rush to embrace 3D, industry analysts also cautioned that more work is still needed as the technology and its related sectors are still at a toddler stage.

"We don't have 3D laptops, we don't have 3D camcorders," Cameron noted at the CTIA show. "Everyone wants to do sports in 3D, but there aren't the thousands of cameras and trained crews."

Poster of Clash of the Titans

Meanwhile, some filmmakers are hastily jumping on the 3D bandwagon. Take the upcoming Clash of the Titans for example, the movie was originally shot with 2D cameras but adapted to 3D for the booming market.

Using computers to convert standard 2D movies to 3D, rather than filming in 3D which assures better quality, gives audiences a cheaper-looking film and could do more harm than good, Cameron was quoted by some media reports as saying.