Selection
Shop by pixel pitch
The pitch decides the viewing distance, the module count and the price per square metre. Start here if you know how far the closest viewer stands, not what the module is called.
P0.9375
1 lines
Control rooms, close viewing under 1.5 m
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P1.25
2 lines
Control rooms, close viewing under 1.5 m
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P1.5 (1.538 mm actual)
1 lines
Boardrooms and studios, 1.5–2 m
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P1.56
1 lines
Boardrooms and studios, 1.5–2 m
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P1.86
1 lines
Meeting rooms and retail, 2–3 m
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P1.875
1 lines
Meeting rooms and retail, 2–3 m
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P2
1 lines
Meeting rooms and retail, 2–3 m
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P2.5
4 lines
Lobbies and shopfronts, 2.5–4 m
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P2.604
1 lines
Commercial walls, 3–5 m
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P2.976
1 lines
Commercial walls, 3–5 m
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P3
3 lines
Commercial walls, 3–5 m
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P3.91
1 lines
Retail and stage, 4–6 m
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P4
3 lines
Retail and stage, 4–6 m
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P4.81
1 lines
Outdoor advertising, 5–8 m
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P5
2 lines
Outdoor advertising, 5–8 m
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P6.67
1 lines
Roadside and rooftop, 7–12 m
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P8
1 lines
Highway and large boards, 10 m+
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P10
4 lines
Highway and large boards, 10 m+
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The one rule that matters
- Minimum comfortable viewing distance is roughly the pitch in millimetres × 1,000. P2.5 is fine from 2.5 m; P10 needs 10 m.
- For camera work, multiply by 1.5. A broadcast studio at P2.5 needs viewers at 3.75 m or the pixel grid shows on a 4K camera.
- Pitch is a cost decision after the distance is fixed. Going one step finer than the distance requires doubles the module cost and adds nothing visible.
Know the pitch but not the module?
Tell us the wall size and the viewing distance. We will come back with two options — one that meets the distance and one that beats it — with the price difference.