Here's a video of Deadmau5 in concert, shot by the photographer Jessica Dimmock.
(DreamWorks, Blu-ray $39.99, standard definition $29.99, PG) LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, THE ROLLING STONES This vintage concert film, shot during the Stones' 1972 "Exile on Main Street" tour, comes to home video for the first time in an authorized edition.
High definition TV is expected to become a mass-market technology by the end of the decade but delegates did not flock to screenings of sports events and rock concerts shot in a format that produces clearer, sharper images.
The music industry specifically seems to be quickly embracing the medium, with musicians ranging from Paul McCartney to Hardwell both recently releasing video of concerts shot in 360 degrees.
One of the big ones that we heard a lot more about was Oculus Venues, an app the company has developed to house live sporting events, comedy shows and concerts shot in VR.
They also admitted that YouTube footage of the concerts shot on mobile phones was a big influence on the shaky, immersive style.
The idea for a Metallica Imax movie dates to 1997 when the band's management team first approached the musicians about shooting a concert film, then conceived as a conventional 30-minute short.
Generally photographers at a concert can shoot for the first three songs.
(Unlike StarCraft, CoD's competitive circuit functions as a team game, with four on a side, working in concert to shoot bad guys).
During the concert flames shot up from the stage, down from the rafters and sideways from flamethrowers mounted in microphones and on a set of angel wings; fireworks added explosions and showers of sparks.
