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What happened at NAB 2018? Part I
Apr
The NAB Show took place from April 7 to 12 in Las Vegas, USA. Luis Ochoa, from 709 Media Room, attended the convention and has been able to bring us the news that were presented there. Among them we can find
ArriScan
In collaboration with restoration and archival specialists around the world, ARRI has applied this range of cutting-edge technologies to the digitization and remastering of old, often damaged and fragile film. ARRI’s ALEXA XT sensor gives ARRISCAN XT better image quality for archival film, and its scanning speed is up to 65% faster than its predecessor. Damaged material can be handled with an intercommunicating frame-by-frame transport system. The ARRISCAN XT’s high-power, diffuse LED illumination reduces the visibility of scratches and produces no heat at all, which is essential when working with highly flammable nitrate material.
New TVlogic Oled 4k hdr
That monitor, LUM-310R, is a 4K HDR reference production monitor with 31-inch wide (4096 x 2160) Super-IPS 4K LCD technology and local backlighting designed to replicate reference HDR content at a luminance of 2,000 nits with a maximum simultaneous minimum deep black 0.002 nits. LUM-310R supports various HDR standards such as SMPTE ST2084, ST2086 and ST2094 (pending) or Hybrid-Log Gamma (HLG). It also supports multiple palettes including Rec.709, DCI-P3 and Rec.2020. It allows 3G / 6G / 12 G-SDI input / output on one, two or four SDI connections, as well as HDMI (2.0).
Red and Gemini 5K
We already introduced you a few weeks ago to“the camera of space“, RED Gemini. Offering 2K and 4K resolutions. The sensor dimensions of 30.72 mm x 18 mm allow for greater coverage with anamorphic lenses than with the Helium or RED Dragon sensors. Designed around the compact DSMC2 body, this new camera and sensor combination captures full-format 5K motion at 96 fps along with very fast data rates of up to 275 MB/s. Moreover, it supports RED’s enhanced IPP2 image processing pipeline in the camera.
You can find photos about our experience at NAB on our various social networks, from Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
