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Originally Posted by bax
Pointless debate, but I’m still not seeing your point. They don’t shrink anything down. They just put the four screens together like every other modern Jumbotron.
The size difference is referring to the screen real estate. So much of the old Jumbotron was just heaps of plastic and metal.
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No debate here and really not a big deal, but I guess I'll explain it. I was just simply pointing out how they shrink it down in the animation, before they scale it up to make it seem bigger and more impactful (along with the sfx). It's just that when they need to resort to visual tricks like this, it's usually because they're trying to manufacture impact.
(Images included to show how they shrink it down before scaling it up, since you said they didn't)
Anyway, mostly just for people who get a kick out of noticing the subtle ways we are influenced by media and marketing.
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