The country's largest screen launched on the facade of a Minsk shopping center
The country's largest outdoor 3D screen has appeared at the Palazzo shopping and entertainment center in the capital, located at the corner of Timiryazeva and Orlovskaya streets. Its area exceeds the size of a tennis court, reported representatives of the Office Life shopping and entertainment center.
The huge screen is located in the northern part of the center, next to the parking lot and bus stop. In terms of scale, it is comparable to a large cinema: length — almost 27.6 m, width — 13 m. The total area is 358.3 square meters. The screen is corner: 13 m — on one side and 14 m — on the other.
It is reported that the outdoor "cinema" can display video in Full HD format — 2646 by 1248 pixels.
Currently, standard two-dimensional videos are being shown on the screen. However, specially created immersive 3D videos, similar to an outdoor "cinema," will soon appear. Developers looking for an opportunity to showcase their three-dimensional content on a large screen are also invited to cooperate. The Palazzo SEC is ready to work with Belarusian animators and other creators of digital content.
As noted by the shopping and entertainment center, the screen's capabilities allow for "animating" the image, similar to the famous billboard in Times Square, New York.
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