New Everton Stadium - Hill Dickinson Stadium

[Gardocki]

1200 inch according to Efc update but dont know how they compare and assume the measurements are diagonal.

1,200 inches = 100 feet or 33 yards.

Hardly that big.

Edit - just looking at the images on the Peoples Project site and they might actually be

 

[Chrismac]

1,200 inches = 100 feet or 33 yards.

Hardly that big.

Edit - just looking at the images on the Peoples Project site and they might actually be

Stick a link up for us please

 

[Gardocki]

Stick a link up for us please

Its the app that was released a couple of years back. It has CGI images of the inside of the stadium from the pitch and different stands.

 

[arch stanton]

1,200 inches = 100 feet or 33 yards.

Hardly that big.

Edit - just looking at the images on the Peoples Project site and they might actually be

that is quite big mate, I'm guessing about 3/4 of thee area of the penalty area of a pitch

 

[Chrismac]

1,200 inches = 100 feet or 33 yards.

Hardly that big.

Edit - just looking at the images on the Peoples Project site and they might actually be

At 16:9 that comes in near 26m wide 15m high

 

[Gardocki]

Given the goalposts are 8 yards apart - that screen could easily be 4 times that on the diagonal

 

[HalfTimeSayers]

Just another post to divert my attention away from the depressing subject of relegation, …..,

I actually get a bit down seeing the rapid progress given the situation of the actual football. Be awful next year when the exterior nears completion and looks incredible, IF the worst has happened.

 

[allen]

At 16:9 that comes in near 26m wide 15m high

Judging by the video on the Everton Stadium web site, it's significantly wider than 16:9.

It's crude, but I've overlaid a 16:9 yellow box over the screen here to give you a rough idea of it's true shape:

(I'm presuming the blue bars with the Everton badge are also part of the screen, as opposed to fixed illuminated panels).

 

[Chrismac]

Judging by the video on the Everton Stadium web site, it's significantly wider than 16:9.

It's crude, but I've overlaid a 16:9 yellow box over the screen here to give you a rough idea of it's true shape:

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(I'm presuming the blue bars with the Everton badge are also part of the screen, as opposed to fixed illuminated panels).

Jeez that looks stretched badly, ratio doesn't look right at all.
Is there any comparison with other recently built stadiums?

 

[allen]

Jeez that looks stretched badly, ratio doesn't look right at all.
Is there any comparison with other recently built stadiums?

I wouldn't worry about it, they aren't going to stretch the video on it. They'll just use each side for advertising / other messaging.

Goodison's big screens are 4:3 and there's no issue there with 16:9 video.

 

[Stephen Gibson]

Jeez that looks stretched badly, ratio doesn't look right at all.
Is there any comparison with other recently built stadiums?

Daktronics

www.tottenhamhotspur.com

 

[allen]

I wouldn't worry about it, they aren't going to stretch the video on it. They'll just use each side for advertising / other messaging.

Goodison's big screens are 4:3 and there's no issue there with 16:9 video.

I'm looking for an example of how match footage is presented on the Goodison screens. The closest I can find is this:

You can see how they fit 16:9 content in the centre of the 4:3 screen (purple VAR area). It'll be the same deal with the wider screens, it's just the padding will be at the left and right instead of the top and bottom.

 

[PKwalnuts]

Just another post to divert my attention away from the depressing subject of relegation, but does anybody have any information about the big screens behind the goals? How big are they? How much bigger than the ones we've got are they? Twice as wide x twice as high? Thanks.

What about their fridges? Any pics?

 

[MisterJ]

Isn't it finished yet?

 

[Dixieslaces]

I'm looking for an example of how match footage is presented on the Goodison screens. The closest I can find is this:

You can see how they fit 16:9 content in the centre of the 4:3 screen (purple VAR area). It'll be the same deal with the wider screens, it's just the padding will be at the left and right instead of the top and bottom.

Never offside!