Obscura Digital, the company behind the light show at Youtube's Symphony last week, has has used their propriety software to control a giant HD light show spread across multiple, synchronized 20k resolution projectors for a Mcafee ad. To get the image to look seamless, the software calculates distance and angle and surface shape of the building, compensating brightness, picture shift, and other variables. This sort of thing would normally take months to plan, but they set up this example in a matter of days, because their gear controllers are very flexible. Here are examples of their other work, including the iGoogle launch in NYC, which used almost 20 projectors, and the youtube symphony.
Obscura Digital, the company behind the light show at Youtube's Symphony last week, has has used their propriety software to control a giant HD light show spread across multiple, synchronized 20k resolution projectors for a Mcafee ad. To get the image to look seamless, the software calculates distance and angle and surface shape of the building, compensating brightness, picture shift, and other variables. This sort of thing would normally take months to plan, but they set up this example in a matter of days, because their gear controllers are very flexible. Here are examples of their other work, including the iGoogle launch in NYC, which used almost 20 projectors, and the youtube symphony.
