Class Library
Projection & Display Technology
- Title:Projection & Display Technology
- Category:Technical Production
- Level:Intermediate
- Instructor:Midori Connolly
- Length:50 min
- Posted:10/16/2010
- CMP Clock Hours:1.00
- CMP Domain:G: Meeting or Event Design
Overview
In this class Chief A/V Girl Midori Connolly explains everything you MUST know when using display technology at your event. Front projection? Rear projection? How do you decide? Determining which type of projection and is best for you, your environment, your content and your budget isn't easy but after this class you will walk away with the right questions to ask to get your ideal solution. From plasmas to LEDs to 3-D hologram displays understanding the basics is what allows you to successfully achieve the look you want at the budget you need.
Learning Outcomes
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Recognize different types of display technology, including projectors, flat screen monitors (Plasma vs. LCD), LED video tiles, etc.
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Have the ability to choose the best display technology for your needs.
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Recognize the pros and cons of using in-house a/v vendors, and what to watch out for if you are forced to use the in-house firm.
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Understand how to choose among projector types & lens types.
Table of Contents
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Watch the Full Class
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Display Technology Full Class Video
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51:39
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The Basics
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Overview
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1:03
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Aspect Ratios and Resolution
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6:04
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Projection
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Anatomy of A Projector; Lumens; Lensing; DLP vs. LCD
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6:45
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Rear vs. Front Set Up
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4:10
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Selecting the Right Projector | Understanding Backups
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4:25
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Screens | Dress Kits | Projection Mapping & Non-Traditional Surfaces
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4:36
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Flat Screen Monitors
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The Basics: LCD vs. Plasma
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3:06
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Size and Configuration Considerations | Video Walls
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2:32
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LED Technology
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2:38
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Putting It All Together
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Choosing the Best Display for Your Environment and Content
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6:50
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Choosing the Best Display for Your Budget
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2:52
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Who’s on Your Team?
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1:17
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Selecting Your Provider
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3:54
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Friendly A/V Girl Tips
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4:37
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Downloads
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PDF of Slides from this Class
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