Image Magnification for Concerts
Image Magnification or IMAG is using closeups from video cameras displayed on large format projectors, plasma walls or LED screens to allow an audience to see larger than lifesize images of people on stage.
A typical outdoor rock concert setup is a LED screen either side of the stage outside the speaker stacks and 3 or 4 cameras.
An indoor concert is more likely to use high powered projectors as they are considerably cheaper to hire than LED screens
Typical camera positions are 1 or 2 cameras located near the sound desk on risers with long telephoto lenses, 1 or 2 cameras between the punter barrier and the stage and 1 or 2 cameras handheld on stage.
Recent Concerts
Roger Waters "Dark Side Of The Moon" Tour
- Jade Stadium Christchurch, 27 Jan 07,
- North Harbour Stadium Auckland, 29 Jan 07
4 x Sony DSR-570WSP cameras
1 x Canon 50x9.5 box lens FOH
1 x Canon 55x9 box lens FOH (supplied by TDC Australia)
1 x Fujinon 20x8.6BERM lens in pit
1 x Canon 12x6.5 wide angle on handheld on stage
1 x Sony EVI-D31 remote pan/tilt camera on stage
Projectors and Screens provided by Multi-Media Systems
LED screen provided by Oceania Super Screens



