What does DMR mean?

Digital Media Remastering (DMR) is a process used to upscale and optimize the quality of films that were not originally shot using IMAX cameras. The process involves upscaling the resolution of the film to match the high-resolution capabilities of IMAX's giant screens. This can make the images appear sharper and more detailed on the large screen.
DMR process can also include other enhancements such as color correction, contrast adjustment, and noise reduction to improve the overall image quality and viewing experience. The goal of IMAX's DMR process is to make films that were not shot using IMAX cameras more suitable for projection in IMAX theaters and provide a better viewing experience for audiences.

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