The global advertising agency McCann, photographer Nick Meek and a British special effects team created a dreamlike scene for Sony’s newest 4K Ultra HD TV set advertisement campaign, with the help of local inhabitants of a village in Costa Rica, they collected about 3.5 tons of vivid flower petals and created flower petals explosion to cover the village below. By the way, the number of 8 million is the exact number of pixels on Sony’s HD TV screen.
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