Portrait screen
A screen mounted with its long edge vertical; a natural fit for elevators, corridors and totems.
A portrait screen is a standard display turned 90 degrees so that its long edge points up. It fits narrow but tall places better than a landscape screen: inside elevators, on corridor walls, at entrance totems and in shop windows. Because it is close to human height, it also works well for menus, directions and posters.
Two things matter in portrait use: content prepared in 9:16, for example 1080×1920 pixels, and rotating the picture in one place only.
Portrait screens in MIA
MIA has ready layouts for portrait screens and a 1080×1920 portrait information screen design (Dikey bilgi ekranı). Rotation is set to 0, 90, 180 or 270 degrees. Rotate the picture either in the TV's own settings or in MIA, never both, or the image ends up upside down or sideways. See the elevator screens page for an example.