Royal Caribbean Anthem of the Seas Spectra's Cabaret - Full Show - Wide Angle GoPro Camera

#AnthemOfTheSeas #RoyalCaribbean #RoyalCaribbean #ComeSeek #RoyalWow #Cruise #Cruising #anthem Royal Caribbean's Anthem of the Seas has this spectacular show: Spectra's Cabaret ! Some of the Original Recording is not able to be played due to Copyright Claims, some of the Original Video with the Copyrighted Material replaced with a Royalty-Free Audio Track. I know it doesn't mesh up perfectly, but you can get an idea of the show from this video! Update: Copyright Police have found a few other tracks, which needed to be removed. Unfortunately the audio had to be muted for these sections. This is featuring Terry LeVell as Spectra himself! I tried to capture the entire stage this time using a GoPro wide-angle camera. It's not the best quality, but it does show the entire stage! Royal Caribbean never fails to amaze. The incredible singers and dancers being well complimented with awesome lights and sounds! Six 100" RoboScreens and the amazing 100' x 20' Vistarama screen make for a fantastic show! If you're interested in your very own RoboScreen, they are available for a mere $100,000.00 each. (And there are six of them in Two70 !) Royal Caribbean utilizes 12K resolution projects (that means it is 12 times high definition) and the result is some stunning views for guests to enjoy. Before the show starts, the sun shields that serve as the projection surfaces are rolled down to cover the windows. Eighteen projectors are used to create an ambient surface that is 120 feet wide by 23 feet tall, in a 5:1 aspect ratio. This is an industry first in terms of this kind of projection technology. The slope, curvature, and surface textures of the Vistarama system require the image content of the projections to be geometrically adapted to the circumstances. The result is a projection with a total resolution of 12,480 x 2,280 pixels and a projection size of 36 x 6 meters. The Vistarama show content was developed by Moment Factory, while the hardware set up was made possible by Amptown System Company.