Unreal and the big LED Dome in the Mandalorian.

oglu

Thats a really interesting use of the Unreal engine for feature film.
https://www.fxguide.com/fxfeatured/art-of-led-wall-virtual-production-part-one-lessons-from-the-mandalorian/

The stage was curved and 20ft high. The 180 degree LED video wall, comprising 1,326 individual LED screens.

oglu

Now it makes a lot more sense to me to have Vray integrated into Unreal.

oglu

The second part is now online.
Great to see someone pushing the limits of Unreal. 

https://www.fxguide.com/fxfeatured/art-of-led-wall-virtual-production-sets-part-two-how-you-make-one/

rollin

After having to deal with a few way smaller video walls I find it impressive how all these led screen match in color and brightness. 

Mark Dygert

Awww sweet part 2. Thanks for the post

Agreed. It is really interesting to read about the the technical challenges and annoying glitches that they faced.

Like how they manged to dealt with the moire effect and view angle color casting issues from the flat top. They think the next iteration will have a domed top so the screens on the edges of the stage will face inward and aren't casting light out of the sides of the LEDs which screws with color reaching the center of the stage. That's going to be expensive... but super cool.