3D projection mapping is a technique used to project captivating visuals onto real surfaces. This often involves using 3D or video editing software to precisely align and display images, animations, or videos onto physical objects.
As a part of Adobe’s commitment to creators, we’re always excited to share new and compelling ways our users can communicate with their own audiences. 3D projection mapping is a great way to create lasting memories for those who view it.
3D projection mapping works by precisely aligning a projection with a real-world surface. This is often done on architecture but can be done on almost any object with distinctive features. Projection mapping is a unique opportunity for artists and creators to create visually compelling experiences.
Companies can benefit from 3D projection mapping at special events or to draw attention to a physical location. Some key benefits for businesses include:
1. Enhanced brand visibility. Create attention-grabbing displays that stand out in crowded environments. By using this technique, companies can increase brand visibility and leave a lasting impression on an audience.
2. Advertising campaigns. Projection mapping provides a dynamic and interactive advertising medium. It’s an opportunity to tell compelling stories in a captivating way. The immersive nature of projection mapping helps companies convey stories to their customers.
3. Event experiences. Businesses can use projection mapping to elevate an experience at corporate events, product launches, trade shows, and other gatherings.
4. Increases social media engagement. Projection mapping installations are just as interesting to viewers online when captured well in pictures and video. This is a great opportunity to share an interesting and immersive experience with your social media following.
5. Artistic brand expression. Projection mapping allows companies to express their brand identity in a creative and artistic way. This can create an emotional connection with an audience that can last much longer than a single event.
