Some Perspective, And Explanations, On Forced Perspective 3D LED Illusions July 12, 2022 by Jake Berg GUEST POST: JAKE BERG, RENDER IMPACT It’s next to impossible to go anywhere these days without coming across an LED display. Once reserved for places like Times Square, casinos and sports stadiums, you can now find video walls in hospitals, banks, hotels, restaurants – the list goes on and on. Simultaneously, content creators are using …
People Fly Like Starlings, Merge Into Whale, In This Amazing Expo Promo Video July 12, 2022 by Dave Haynes With the usual qualifier that this sort of thing looks best at a very specific viewing angle, here’s a video of another rather amazing forced perspective 3D illusion piece developed by the Seoul creative shop D’strict – this one to promote the bid by the southern Korea port city of Busan for the 2030 World …
Business Critical Digital Signage Yearbook, Almost 200 Pages, Now Available As Free Download July 11, 2022 by Dave Haynes The excellent yearbook the German digital signage consulting and content firm Invidis has for many years produced annually for the Europe and Middle East markets now has North American content, and is available as a free download. It’s a nearly 200-page PDF file loaded with subject matter expert-level content (in English) from the Invidis team …
That Giant Wraparound LED Billboard In LA Already Running 3D Illusion Creative July 6, 2022 by Dave Haynes When that big wrap-around LED display in downtown LA’s entertainment district went live about three weeks ago, I wondered how long it would take for a forced perspective/3D illusion piece of creative to get developed and booked on the screen. Not long at all, it seems. This is a nice piece done to promote the …
Probably The Best 3D Illusion Yet Done For Big LED Boards … July 5, 2022 by Dave Haynes With the usual qualifier that this sort of thing looks best at a very specific viewing angle, this is nonetheless one of the best three-dimensional illusion pieces I’ve seen to date – a promotion for the opening in May of Dior Seongsu, the fashion brand’s first concept store in Korea. It looks like glass cabinets …
Newish Vegas Strip Attraction Uses Big Projections, Digital Signage To Drive FlyOver Experience July 5, 2022 by Dave Haynes A new theme park-style attraction on the Las Vegas Strip makes heavy use of large format projection to drive the experience in pre-show areas and on a big theatre-style, curved screen. FlyOver Las Vegas opened last fall – taking ticket-buyers on a simulated aerial journey in front of a screen, their legs dangling from suspended …
Wimbledon Scores Nicely Updated In Real Time In London Building Lobbies July 4, 2022 by Dave Haynes There are lots of ways to show live sports scores on screens, and service providers that can do everything from providing fully designed and automated layouts to making data feeds available that can then be customized to the needs and likes of clients. This is a good example of the latter – showing live scores …
Here Are Details And Video Of That Stunning Lenticular LED Wall At Rebuilt Laguardia Airport June 24, 2022 by Dave Haynes If you get past the sheer wonder of New York’s LaGuardia Airport going from quite awful to quite nice, one of the true highlights of Delta’s brand new Terminal C is a grand-scale fine pitch LED mural that welcomes passengers into the departure hall. It was designed to borrow on the concept and delivery of …
Miami High-Rise Developer Makes Big Visual Statement With LED Gateway To Sales Center June 24, 2022 by Dave Haynes I have seen big LED walls in commercial and residential real estate presentation centers, but this is the first time (I think) I’ve seen a video wall used as the outside entryway for a property developer’s sales center. It is for developer Property Markets Group (PMG) – some 500 square feet of outdoor-rated LED, using …
1M Daily Commuters Take A Color Bath At Tokyo’s Hyper-Busy Shinjuku Station June 22, 2022 by Dave Haynes Just stumbled on this 2021 project from Montreal’s Moment Factory – a grand-scale synchronized multimedia experience in the east-west passageway of Tokyo’s Shinjuku Station, the world’s busiest transit hub. Called The Colour Bath, the project combines video displays with audio and sync’d lighting for content that changes throughout the station’s 24/7 days. Transforming the tunnel into …
