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# Video Panel
The Video Panel object creates a procedural video panel with fully adjustable parameters. It can also render an integrated Area Light.
To create a Video Panel, go to: `Create > Video > Video Panel`
#### Settings
The Video Panel settings allow you to adjust the overall size and frame construction of the panel. The integrated Area Light can also be enabled here.
In the Material Settings, you can define the pixel size and spacing. Gap H and Gap V create horizontal and vertical gaps between the pixels, allowing you to create transparent or semi-transparent video walls.
#### Moire Effect
Depending on the pixel settings and the distance to the camera, a moire pattern may become visible. This effect can be reduced using the Reduce Moire Effect property.
#### Brightness
The brightness setting in the material only affects how bright the panel surface appears to the camera.
The intensity of the light emitted by the integrated Area Light can be adjusted separately.
#### Performance & Best Practices
For large video surfaces, it is generally better to use one large Video Panel instead of many smaller panels whenever possible.
Using a large number of individual panels can result in many active Area Lights, which may significantly affect rendering performance.
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