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Sixty-four Da Pro footballer Kaká were used inside the BRAVIA-drome
This wording is wrong. The BRAVIA-drome used 64 static images of Kaká, not 64 Kakás or footballers.
Full reasoning
Sony’s materials about the BRAVIA-drome describe it as a zoetrope built from images of Kaká. Sony’s technical write-up says the team settled on a design using “64 images,” and Sony’s press release says the ad culminates in “the perfectly smooth images of Kaká” being revealed.
So the page’s sentence is not just awkwardly phrased; it is factually wrong as written. The installation did not use “sixty-four ... Kaká” as people/players. It used 64 images (or stills) of Kaká inside the zoetrope.
2 sources
- Sony BRAVIA-Drome - Let's Get Technical.
"After looking at many combinations and a careful consideration of the maximum size, we thought we settled on a measurement of 10 metres in diameter and 64 images."
- Sony unveils another world first: the BRAVIA-drome | Sony Europe
"The suspense builds until the perfectly smooth images of Kaká showcasing his amazing skills are unveiled."