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Introducing Lumix S5IIX

Lumix S5IIX - Explore your creative universe

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FROM AUGUST, PANASONIC DO BRASIL WILL INTRODUCE THE LUMIX PRODUCT LINE FOR ALL OF LATIN AMERICA

The announcement was made during Cine Gear Expo 2024, an event held at Warner Bros. Studios in Los Angeles, United States, from June 7 to 9. The new product line will be added to the ProAV and projector families.

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HOW TO MANAGE THE MOIRÉ EFFECT FOR LIVE PRODUCTIONS

Live events have rapidly grown since the end of 2020. Live sports, comedy shows, concerts, and other events held in large spaces have been met with an eager audience, especially after the pandemic when people turned to consuming movies and series at home through streaming services.

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PANASONIC FORMS ALLIANCE WITH CROMA DIGITAL FOR DISTRIBUTION OF ITS PROJECTION LINE IN MEXICO

With an event held this week in Mexico City, both companies presented their plans for the national market alongside distributors from across the Republic.

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PANASONIC EXPANDS ITS SET OF AUDIOVISUAL SOLUTIONS AT INFOCOMM 2024 TO ENHANCE DYNAMIC VISUAL EXPERIENCES

The new solutions support optimized workflows to deliver engaging experiences in entertainment, museums, worship, corporate, and educational settings.

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PANASONIC DO BRASIL PARTICIPATED IN THE 6TH EDITION OF CHURCH TECH EXPO 2024

The event took place on June 5th and 6th at the Pro Magno – Events Center and Exhibition Pavilion in São Paulo.

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Introducing Lumix S5II

Lumix S5II - Explore your creative universe

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PANASONIC ADELANTÓ EN NAB SHOW EL ROL FUNDAMENTAL QUE DESEMPEÑARÁ DURANTE LOS JUEGOS OLÍMPICOS Y PARALÍMPICOS DE PARÍS 2024

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PANASONIC DO BRASIL AGASAJÓ A PARTNERS Y CLIENTES DE AMÉRICA LATINA EN NAB SHOW 2024

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MOVA-SE! Clima e Deslocamentos

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Using projection mapping technology to bring art to life

When Lighthouse Immersive undertook the task of reimagining an immersive exhibit highlighting the works of post-impressionist Dutch artist Vincent van Gogh, their first job became finding the perfect space. Once the group made arrangements to house the exhibit in the Toronto Star building, a historic location with deep ties to the greater Toronto community, the team would begin to make plans for the next stage of the project: Designing a setup consisting of a series of projectors that would work in tandem to transform the floors and walls of the industrial space. The finished exhibit would immerse visitors into the works of Van Gogh from every angle.