After 'Oppenheimer,' the big-screen company designed new cameras and production tech to allow Nolan to shoot in Imax, on film, end-to-end in his upcoming epic, and not just for select sequences.

Following the groundbreaking visuals of Oppenheimer, Christopher Nolan’s upcoming adaptation of The Odyssey is set to make cinematic history as the the first feature ever shot entirely using IMAX cameras.

The Odyssey will be the first blockbuster in history to be exclusively shot on IMAX film cameras, per The Hollywood Reporter. This is quite the feat, as IMAX film cameras are notoriously hard to work with due to them being big and loud, unlike the much lighter digital IMAX cameras.