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| Avid Acquires Euphonix | |
Avid plans to further develop an open standard protocol that greatly expands the ecosystem of compatibility between the Euphonix control surfaces and a wide range of Avid and third-party audio and video applications, including Media Composer and Pro Tools.
For existing Euphonix customers, Avid will continue to support EuCon- the Euphonix high-speed Ethernet protocol that enables its control surfaces to interface with third-party software.
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| Digital Vision Unveils New Stereoscopic, Digital Camera Integration and Color Tools | |
Earlier this year, Digital Vision released 2009.1, an update for the Nucoda color grading and Phoenix restoration platforms.
At NAB, Digital Vision previewed key aspects of the 2010 Nucoda, Phoenix, and DVO release that illustrate the new feature that will be coming this year.
These previews include new stereoscopic functionality that includes an Anaglyph Stereo compare mode, the debut of DVO Clarity the next generation of noise and grain reduction, expansion of the highly regarded Turbine with its distributed processing capabilities set to expand in 2010, and a one touch keyer, now part of the Nucoda Film Master color toolset.
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| Pandora announce new pricing for data grading suite, RevoExpress | | |
Pandora announces a new product structure and price point for the Revolution Colour Corrector.
All Revolution systems will be delivered fully featured and at full speed - all features in real time including scene change detection, FastTrack auto tracking, 1D & 3D LUTs, ASC CDL, bezier primaries, multiple 6 vectors, unlimited secondaries foreground and background, key and image defocus, clipping, blanking and legalising and so much more.
All systems will be supplied with the Evolution control surface.
RevoExpress is available immediately and is priced at £130,000 including delivery. (Installation extra) *Pandora can supply RAID storage for the system to guarantee performance.
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| Dolby's New Reference Monitor | |
Dolby Laboratories announced that the new Dolby Professional Reference Monitor PRM-4200.
The new 42-inch monitor is a LCD-based video reference display that accurately reveals true and deep black levels with higher contrast across the entire color spectrum, and provides an unprecedented luminance range and level.
It uses a backlight comprised of red, green, and blue LEDs that are modulated individually on a frame-by-frame basis. The LCD panel is also modulated in real time as part of the dual-modulation process.
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| Sirius 3-D Shows ColorCode 3-D Encoder | | | In collaboration with its partner, American Paper Optics, Sirius 3-D technology and solutions showed ColorCode 3-D, a real-time stereoscopic encoder with an intuitive user interface that converts Left and Right eye signals into a single, ColorCode 3-D signal.
Can be combined with their inexpensive ColorCodeViewer Paper 3-D glasses.
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| Singular Software Announces Public Beta for Next Release of PluralEyes for Final Cut Pro | | | Singular Software announces the public beta PluralEyes version 1.2 for Apple Final Cut Pro.
PluralEyes offers workflow automation tools for synchronizing audio and video clips, including DSLR camera video.
The public beta carries the first round of a series of imminent product enhancements leading up to the full version announcement next month.
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| Bright Systems and DFT Digital Film Technology Announce Technology Partnership | | Bright Systems DFT Digital Film Technology announced a joint technology partnership enabling both companies to work together to supply tightly integrated post-production workflows.
The collaboration between Bright' and DFT was forged in 2008 when DFT announced its support for BrightDrive's BrightClip API to boost overall system efficiency. DFT Digital Film Technology has integrated the BrightDrive BrightClip API support into its Bones Dailies non-linear dailies software solution and SCANITY film scanner. Read on... |
| Kodak Cinelab Selects FilmLight's Baselight and Northlight | |
FilmLight announces that Kodak Cinelabs Romania, part of a worldwide network of Kodak-owned film processing laboratories and digital film transfer facilities, has invested in a Baselight FOUR colour grading system and a Northlight 2 film scanner.
The systems will be installed in a newly-built digital intermediate grading theatre scheduled to begin operations this summer.
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| Lauren Lung Named VP/GM of Kodak's Motion Picture Business in the Americas | |
Lauren Lung has been named vice president and general manager of Kodak's Entertainment Imaging Division in North and South America.
Lung assumes the responsibilities formerly held by Peter Boyce, who has taken the role of general manager for the division's Europe, Africa and Middle East Region.
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