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Digital Vision debuts DVNR 2k image processing workstation (19/5/2006)

Digital Vision, a leading developer of advanced digital media applications specialising in film and video solutions, is showcasing the 2k option for its highly regarded and acclaimed DVNR image processing workstation on stand SL517.

Recognising the growth in the use of 2k HSDL for telecine and hardware-based DI solutions, Digital Vision has responded to customer requests to provide noise, grain and scratch removal tools for this environment. The DVNR has always been an essential part of the telecine suite. With operators looking to upgrade their telecine for 2k work, Digital Vision now provides the fastest motion compensated grain management and dirt concealment tools available today.

In addition to 2k data, the DVNR 2k handles all video formats commonly used in video post-production, including 1080P/PsF, 1080i, 576i and 480i lines in RGB 4:4:4 and YUV 4:2:2/4:4:4. The system is also capable of cross-converting RGB and YUV signals.

The DVNR 2k is equipped with Digital Vision's highly accurate scene detector and Aperture Corrector filter to compensate for the loss of high frequency information that is generated in film scanners.

Robert Ekstr–m, President of Digital Vision confirmed, "The acquisition of Nucoda last year has substantially strengthened our software offering. With the 2k DVNR announcement we clearly show our commitment to the hardware and real-time environments. This combined with the DVO announcement clearly positions our offering as the best solution for SD to 4K, video and data-centric workflows."

The 2k HSDL option has already generated tremendous interest from both existing and new DVNR users worldwide who are looking to re-equip and upgrade their telecine suites to work at higher resolutions.

Digital Vision provides a complete range of image processing solutions that can handle a wide variety of requirements, from SD video to 4k data, and that can be used in video-centric, data-centric or hybrid facilities.

www.digitalvision.se

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