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WHDH-TV goes HD

Posted by Dak Dillon | 2 responses

After weeks of updating, painting, installing and preparing, WHDH-TV is now HD.

For the HD transition, WHDH-TV has remodeled their newsplex and updated it to include a new rear projection screen, many monitors and some new backlit elements.

Along with a updated newsplex, WHDH-TV also has new graphics. Click Read  More for more pictures including a before and after.

Too bad many major news networks can’t even look this good. WHDH-TV does a good job of combining over the top with information you need to know. This combination allows the channel to have a distinct look and feel while getting the important information to the viewer.

The new HD open takes you through the NBC peacock and flies through downtown Boston turning into a circle seven. The open is just long enough and works well.

The set also looks great in HD. The updates have added new life into the WHDH-TV newsplex. Behind the anchor new plasmas replace dated TV’s. Upstairs, a new monster rear projection allows for interesting shots and graphic positions.

Since WHDH-TV has a flair for over-the-top teases and opens this set will easily play a key role in upcoming broadcasts.

Before:

For more old WHDH-TV pics visit the SetStudio page here.

After:

Overall, WHDH-TV’s HD upgrade is well worth the time and effort. The new newsplex and graphics combine to make WHDH-TV a great leader in television.

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This entry was posted on Tuesday, July 29th, 2008 at 11:57 pm by Dak Dillon and is filed under Graphics, HD, Set Design, SetStudio. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.

2 Responses to “WHDH-TV goes HD”

  1. jay sizzle says:

    Hey NS…

    The whdh set you show at the top is from 2003. If you check youtube and other places, you’ll see that there was a refresh of the newsplex where the 7 news moniker was done up in blue hues.

    jay

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