Video Projectors and the Vista Spyder
The mainstream public doesn't realize what goes into the visual performances they see on a regular basis. Massive images and video projected on giant screens behind their favorite concerts, entertainment venues and worship services, layered hi definition video and imaging on their favorite television programs, and in the lobbies of famous corporate headquarter locations. Who does these things? How do they do them? Is it just a video projector? Not quite.
Vista Systems provides the powerhouse processors behind those video projector systems. While most of the public is familiar with consumer level video projector's, nothing comes close to the professional systems. We're talking clarity and functionality of another kind. When it comes to a professional presentation, nothing can go wrong. The video projectors have to use the highest quality components with the ability to perform at much higher levels than their regular consumer counterparts.
They also have to be able to function in a modular way. They have to be able to fit in both the office and the boardroom. They have to have all the connection points to be able to go up in rigging, or to the standard VESA mounts for office settings.
Professional projector systems tailored to work with the Vista Spyder also offer the advantage of being able stitch together massive video walls. Corporate headquarters locations are famous for having scenery like this, including Mercedes and General Motors. These video walls can show an unparalled amount of information in one small space, and they are only able to do so with professional video projection and processing solutions. These combinations make it seamless.
Video Projectors have come along way in recent history, and with the availability of products like the Spyder, they are able to perform feats that can truly wow an audience. Being able to project high definition video sources within other sources of visual splendor can be an amazing experience afforded by the bleeding edge of today's technical resources. In the past, light shows were impressive. Now, with the advent of modern video processing and video projection, media can finally be combined on a large scale.