They would but barely anything compared to LCD. Most modern cell phones with (O)LED displays are good examples of this. Set a black background, turn the brightness up to max, and you'll see how there is next to no light coming from the background. Compare to something like a old cell phone or a Gameboy (3DS) and you'll see how bright LCD is compared to LED.
This is technically true. However, display technology has improved dramatically since 2007 such that it’s probably not a concern anymore. The best example I can think of off the top of my head is the difference between Space Mountain Ghost Galaxy in 2009, which had a terrible light leak effect on the projections, and the Hyperspace Mountain upgrade in 2015 which shows absolutely no light leakage whatsoever. On an LCD display, it only gets easier. That’s why the LCD screen of an iPhone 7 or 8 can almost pass as an OLED display in the dark to the untrained eye in a way that the iPhone 4 couldn’t.
Since I see it hasn’t been mentioned.
Maybe not, but it ranks right up there with line jumping and drunken pyramid climbing.But that's not a mission or urbex, that's clearly just..... trespassing .... no matter how you try to justify it! The worst crime in the world!
"Sponsored by Samsung, best OLED screens"
Update: The Exit Signs are “gone” (turned off) now, and I noticed a few things happening on the inside. For one, the Matrix-Style Projection was broken, and also, my picture was way more screwed up than usual. These are nothing major or out of the ordinary, just a bit of an update. Also, some projections are broken in Project Tomorrow and another Siemens reference was removed.
Ugh. That’s what happens when you depend on one hard to access bulb for an entire show scene.
I'd secretly love to do this...
Well it's not a secret now!
Me too, although from what I've seen of John Waters' films (and I've seen them all), I'm almost afraid of it.
I do like Judi Dench's voice for SSE, but do agree that the script can be goofier than the past narrations. I don't mind it too badly, but if Dench just read off Irons' script word for word, it would be a very good narration overall. More "grand and miraculous."
My personal favorite is Irons' due to the ending of the narration and the soundtrack that accompanied it. I love listening to just the soundtrack for the final 2-3 minutes of the Irons' version. The screens and making your own future was an interesting idea but I really miss seeing actual props and figures in the descent tunnel. Hopefully they can come improve it in the next refurb.
