Theme: Lights, camera, action...
You are looking at the stage of the Kodak Theatre during rehearsals for the 2002 Academy Awards. We had 20 industrial video projectors combining to make one giant image which was 60 feet wide. At one point during the rehearsals that day, the rear-projection screen was flown out to make room for a set change. The projectors were still making a giant image of the color bar test pattern (which I will post as a reference). Since each stack of projectors was making a different part of the imgage, each one was showing a different bar of the pattern. I was shooting for the A/V company that I was working for and got this shot. It has been published in a trade magazine. Not very sharp because I was hand-holding, but I like the effect... :) Total light output here was in the neighborhood of 300,000 lumens. :eek:
Hope you like... Note that there was theatrical fog being used (as always) and that's the fogginess you are seeing. This is done so that you can see the light beams from the stage lighting.
Originally Posted by Kerry Perkins
