HA
As Hyma says, the Barco screens are just the screens used for the backdrop, people on here call them that because that's the name of the company that produces them!
The presenters would just see the screens as they are, in reality they're just rear-projection displays.
You can read more techie details about them below...
http://www.barco.com/projection_systems/downloads/SMD_apl_BBC_l.pdf
http://www.barco.com/projection_systems/downloads/BCD_bro_ov_d_specs_l.pdf
which produces fake results, you can't beat a real newsroom backdrop!
harshy
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tellywatcher posted:
BBC WORLD posted:
Just watching Dateline London on BBC World just now. Dateline is the only opportunity us World viewers get to see the new News 24 studio in action. I often read of barco screens forming the backdrop in the News 24 and National studios, although I have no idea what barco screens are!! Put another way - what would the presenter see if he looked behind him? Would he see the same as us (i.e. a fake newsroom scenario) or would he just see a green screen? (a la ITN News)
Sorry for such a stupid question.
Sorry for such a stupid question.
As Hyma says, the Barco screens are just the screens used for the backdrop, people on here call them that because that's the name of the company that produces them!
The presenters would just see the screens as they are, in reality they're just rear-projection displays.
You can read more techie details about them below...
http://www.barco.com/projection_systems/downloads/SMD_apl_BBC_l.pdf
http://www.barco.com/projection_systems/downloads/BCD_bro_ov_d_specs_l.pdf
which produces fake results, you can't beat a real newsroom backdrop!