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Industrie Arts & Culture |
Regio Italy |
Soort oplossing 16 Optoma ProScene ZU510T laser projectors |
Installatiebedrijf Crossmedia Group |
www.ctcrossmedia.com/ |
Crossmedia Group play a leading role as a supplier of innovative products and strategies for multimedia exhibitions. |
Crossmedia Group play a leading role as a supplier of innovative products and strategies for multimedia exhibitions.
They were given the responsibility of selecting the best suited brand and product to create an immersive experience for Klimt Experience exhibitions.
The key requirement was to create a strong audio and visual display of Klimt’s work on a large scale to portray his artistic journey. Additionally, it was important to have reliable products with long lamp life that could run 24 hours a day.
Crossmedia Group believed Optoma was the best solution for this project and therefore selected 16 Optoma ProScene ZU510T laser projectors to produce high quality images and sound across two locations.
Optoma’s DuraCore laser installation projectors are precision engineered to deliver exceptionally lifelike, rich images over years of 24/7 operation whilst maintaining high brightness.
The ProAV projector offers bright, vivid image quality at 5,500 lumens using advanced optical components and a lightweight compact chassis. The ZU510T has an IP5X-certified dust resistant laser phosphor optical engine. Designed for maintenance free, continuous operation, the ZU510T is truly a fit and forget projector making this the best option for the Gustav Klimt exhibition.
Crossmedia Group were extremely happy with the simplicity of the install process and scored the overall process 9/10. Additionally, Andrea Bigiarini, a Gustav Klimt enthusiast stated: “The overall experience is mesmerising. To see these amazing pieces of art portrayed as a story throughout time on a large scale with crisp quality images, fantastic colour and great sound, is simply a divine method of demonstrating the work of a renowned artist."