A file that looks good on a monitor can be unreadable on an LED display. The difference is technical: pixel pitch and viewing distance.
Derulează ↓An LED wall is not a large monitor.
Three technical constraints change, and all three are obvious when ignored.
At 2.4 mm, small lettering becomes a blur. Artwork must be designed for the display’s true resolution, not scaled from a social-media file.
What works on a monitor at 60 cm may disappear from 15 metres. Type size and contrast begin with real viewing distance.
A 7,680 Hz refresh rate prevents banding, but fast movement can still break up. We build animation with deliberate pacing and fewer transitions.
Content is designed for the display it runs on, not scaled from an existing file.
Four concrete deliverables.
A clear 10- or 15-second silent spot, delivered at the exact native resolution of the display.
We rebuild your existing clip or layout for the display’s aspect ratio and pixel pitch.
One idea rebuilt for a vertical totem, shop-window display and video wall.
Structure, installation, commissioning and front-access module replacement.
Every asset is reviewed on a real display before delivery. A monitor does not show the same result.
Four steps, with no surprises at the end.
Location, viewing distance and size determine what the surface can communicate clearly.
The number of formats and delivery time are stated clearly. If the scope changes, you know the cost before it reaches the invoice.
Not only on a monitor. We test it at the correct pixel pitch and from the distance at which it will actually be read.
At the exact resolution of every display, together with the editable source files. They are yours.