Yes, actually quite a few things – to actually discover all of them, we invite you to visit us and test the technology before you use it! But before that, a selection of the most important things: You generally can’t focus on the LED wall (a couple of exceptions are e.g. analogue cameras or low-resolution cameras with wide angle lenses) as you’ll get the moiré-effect. Multi-camera-shoots in full-3D environments lead to limitations in performance and the placement of the camera. In 2D scenarios, this still exists, but dependent on your setup, you can shoot more easily with multiple cameras (the max. we’ve done for film was three up until now). Contrary to popular belief you still definitely need and should light your scene with traditional lighting (there are a couple of exceptions of course), as the LED only fills parts of the RGB spectrum and the information in between will be missing in the post. You’ll also need to control your lighting with a lot of flags and skirts, as the LED wall itself should remain as light-free as possible, to get the maximum contrast ratio possible.  These are just a selection of the things you need to be aware of – but don’t worry, as you’ll find out on your test day, all of them are very much manageable. Our crew will constantly be available at your side and monitor the feed, to discover possible errors on set and consult on the best way to shoot different settings.