In a conference room that can accommodate several people and either a display or a projector, you can make an effort to coordinate everything as well as possible. The distance of the first row of seats in relation to the screen size is just as relevant as the ratio of the display to the room. In addition, the display should not be mounted on a wall that is opposite a window. Otherwise, no one will ever be able to see anything on it without appropriate dimming. For the same reason, the lamps should not be positioned so that they shine directly onto the display. Backlight and light from the side should always be avoided
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Optimal is LED lighting from above, which can be adjusted or changed. While regulation refers to the dimming of the light, change means, for example, the choice of color. Some meetings require a bright white light, while others need a warm and calming ambience. The more individually you can change the lighting conditions, the more events and people you can please. Nevertheless, you should not exaggerate here either, as easy control of the light is the top priority.
What can be particularly advantageous for video conferences or meetings is the distribution of light in the room. In this way, the display can be darkened so that a sharp image is visible. At the same time, participants can continue to be illuminated to see their notes and each other.
In principle, there are no limits to creativity when it comes to the arrangement of lights and the spatial arrangement can often be underpinned by the targeted use of light. For example, the arrangement of several ceiling lamps can provide an optical division of the room and thus favor the division into groups. This is also possible with several separately operated LED panels.