Hang Seng Tsim Sha Tsui Naked Eye 3D
Hong Kong, Hong Kong
The Hang Seng Tsim Sha Tsui Naked Eye 3D Screen is a high-resolution LED display installed on the façade of a building in Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong, positioned along a busy retail and tourism corridor with constant pedestrian and vehicle traffic. The screen is designed to support naked-eye 3D (anamorphic) content, allowing motion visuals to appear as if they extend outward from the display when viewed from key angles. Its placement in one of Hong Kong’s most active commercial districts gives it strong visibility to shoppers, tourists, and commuters, making it a prominent DOOH platform for immersive, attention-grabbing campaigns.
Specifications
Location
Key Features
•Best selling point: The Hang Seng Tsim Sha Tsui Naked Eye 3D display delivers immersive, high-impact 3D visuals, transforming a prominent urban façade into a visually striking DOOH landmark in one of Hong Kong’s busiest districts. •Executed by Hang Seng Bank, utilizing high-brightness, high-resolution LED technology engineered for bold anamorphic 3D effects and seamless motion. •Supports dynamic 3D content formats, financial brand storytelling, and visually engaging campaigns designed to capture attention and drive strong recall among dense urban audiences. •Located in Tsim Sha Tsui, a prime commercial and tourism district with heavy pedestrian flow, luxury retail, and constant vehicular traffic. •Ideal for brands seeking premium DOOH exposure, high-visibility city-center placement, and cutting-edge 3D storytelling in one of Asia’s most vibrant urban corridors.
Demographics
Tourists 20-50; shoppers 18-45; office workers daily; families evenings.
Technical Specs
890 (H) x 3,000 (W) pixels