Planning 3D Video Walls That Look Convincing in Public
A 3D Video Wall can turn an ordinary building corner into a scene that appears to have real depth. The effect may look effortless to a passer-by, but it depends on careful decisions about screen placement, viewing direction and animation. Businesses considering this format should plan the complete experience rather than treating it as a larger version of standard advertising. The Illusion Has a Best Viewing Area Most anamorphic content is created around a preferred viewing position. From that area, lines on two screen surfaces visually connect and form one believable scene. Move too far away from it, and the illusion may appear stretched or divided. Before installation, the business should study where people normally approach, pause and look towards the building. The strongest viewing area may be near a pedestrian crossing, plaza entrance or waiting point. Architecture Becomes Part of the Picture A corner screen works differently from a flat LED Wall Display . Its two faces must s...