a projection, that covers walls and floor, immerses visitors in the origins of Stiegl beer

The Brew Cinema is a large screening room located in the Stiegl Brauwelt beer museum that, thanks to Hitachi and Panasonic projectors and a large panoramic video wall, takes visitors on a journey into the world of beer.

The new Brew Cinema, located in the Stiegl Brauwelt beer museum (Austria), offers a panoramic film in five languages, whose projection is carried out on a surface of approximately 200 square meters that covers both the walls and the floor.

Visitors can enjoy an exceptional visual experience about the world of beer. The cinematic walk has been designed as a multi-dimensional projection space to offer a unique vision of the world of beer and its origins..

La idea que se hay detrás del Stiegl Brew cinema fue enviar a los visitantes a un viaje a los orígenes de la cerveza de la Stiegl con imágenes de alta resolución. The visitor immerses himself in the world of beer and learns about the philosophy of the Stiegl brand in a multidimensional and, for it, visual language and the development of animations are used.

This video is projected on a 24-inch semicircular screen.×4 metros, placed on the wall, and four projectors, offering a widescreen image. The four Full HD projectors of Panasonic produce a combination of smooth edges, with an overlay of 20%. The ground projection also consists of four overlapping images . For this, eight projectors Hitachi with wide-angle lenses allows visitors to be immersed in the action as the projection fills the entire room.

The live action movie, with a total projection surface of 180 degrees with 3D animations, has been produced in standard cinema 5,5 K (Camera Red Epic). This achieves a quality of 5.120 x 2.560 pixels, which is six times higher than HDTV in terms of resolution. Besides, a wall of water, which can be started and stopped manually, has been integrated and turned on in RGB colors that match the film.

The entire installation is controlled centrally using Wings Touch and Avio. Y, from here, automatic evaluation and visualization of equipment status information is carried out, such as lamp hours and error messages.