The Silent Killer of Virtual Production (and How to Avoid it!) 

Camera filters also helps a lot. A black promist or even a simple Soft can reduce moiré on LED volumes without having to shoot with a shallow depth of field ;)

What we have done on productions is to use frosted lighting gels or rear projection screen infront of the actual LEDs this will almost remove the risk of moiré.. Just an alternate solution... ;o) Great Video...

Learned a lot from this! Including how to say moiré, finally 😬 thanks guys!

Fantastic video. I have found diverging the led position in the x,y that Moiré is radically reduced and as there no defined overall pattern between the camera pixel matrix and the screen pixel matrix. The led tile looks kind of odd as the LEDs look like they have just been splatted onto the panel by a shotgun. There are also a number of other issues when using an LED screen as a volume all of which can be addressed, this requires a led panel to be made for LED volume not using existing rental panels which are not really ideal for the purpose of background or even a green screen.

🎵 When the moon hits your eye like a big pixel pie that's a morié! 🎵

I'm surprised you only have 500 followers

Good, slick video on an industry that is similar to what i do. Rare to see an account that details the hectic and unbelievable life of live and XR event technicality. Subscribed!

If Josh says I can make magic, I'm going to make magic.

When the moon hits your eye, like a big pizza pie, that's a-Moiré!

I've always wanted to visit Moiré, where is it in Europe?

if you shoot shallow depth you can just juse a greenscreen :D Use soft camera filter. Of frost in front of the LEDs

We have a red line on our studio floor about 4.5 meters out from the wall. Do not focus past this point. 🙂

genlocking, phase shifting, scan rate of panels and many other things are important!

It has noting to do with the screen resolution exceeding the camera resolution. It has to do with pixel pitch of the camera's image element being a close match to the pixel pitch of the screen projected on that element. Be more scientific!

You could say it’s not…. Amoire

What companies build the screens? I know about Stagecraft, but whos actually making these? Please no hate, just curious

Kind of sounds like a problem nvidia would throw their Tensor Cores at