Case Study
Panasonic installed 26 projectors at the London 2012 Opening Ceremony
A new 20,000-lm projector, the PT-DZ21K Series, enhanced the spectacular beauty of the ceremony.

The opening ceremony was directed by Oscar-winning director Danny Boyle. The scenes in which projectors were used consisted of a montage of 40 years of British pop songs. While the music played, some of the most memorable music videos and clips were projected onto a large house on the stage. The stadium turned into a juke box, with an encyclopedic review of British music history.
Half of the projectors had to be mounted in a portrait configuration in order to display the images vertically onto the walls of the house. The extremely bright images were achieved by forming the projectors for each wall surface into groups of 2 or 3 projectors each.
A total of 26 projectors displayed images onto the walls of a multi-dimensional structure in the center of the stage. The installation method is shown below. Single: 2 units, Dual stack: 6 sets, Triple stack: 4 sets (Including 13 units in portrait mode).
What’s the OBS?
The OBS (Olympic Broadcasting Services) facility served as the core for editing and distributing competition images gathered from each venue of the Olympic Games. All of the competition images came to the OBS.


Case Studies of Competition Venue
Large-screen plasma displays played an extremely important role by delivering images that were so powerful, they conveyed even the breathing of the athletes in competition.
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Didnt do the opening – but was a the closing. It was awesome