The Austrian manufacturer AV Stumplf has shown the advantages of its projection screens during its participation in ISE 2015 with the installation of a curved system and elliptical base to offer a panoramic projection of 180 degrees using Canon projectors.

AV Stumpfl and Canon ISE2015

With a dimension of 11×2 meters and elliptical base of 6×4 metre, the curved screen designed by the Austrian specialist AV Stumpfl to show their possibilities to the professionals who visited a few days ago Ise 2015 offered a panoramic and immersive projection of 180 degrees using eight Xeed WUX400ST projectors from 4.000 lumens each of the signature canon.

Av Stumpfl Curve display has a custom elliptical projection design, designed to match the peripheral vision of the human eye, whose result is a panoramic and immersive visualization that, in the demonstrations made during the contest, has gone a step further to promote this experience so that the floor of the stand was also part of it thanks to the use of projectors, to which were added four models of short range Canon XEED WUX400ST, to illuminate a surface of 6×4 metre.

AV Stumpfl and Canon ISE2015

For this demonstration, images filmed by Scenomedia at the Stiegl brewery in Austria, treated by AV Stumpfl and sent to each of the eight Canon projectors using dual Wings Engine Stage Quad servers from this Austrian firm, to create an uninterrupted visual experience for visitors.

This installation has been made in the so-called 'Color Realism' room at the Canon stand at the Amsterdam RAI, using the lens technology of this manufacturer to offer a projection ratio of 0,57: 1, that combines several images to create a single project of 7,200×1.200 pixels from a short distance, with minimal distortion and optimal color and contrast.

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by • 16 feb, 2015
• section: Case studies, display, Events, projection