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CineSpace Support for IRIDAS FrameCycler
Posted by: amigo
Source: Press Release
 Date: Tue Aug 05 2003
Adelaide, Australia - 29 July 2003 - rising sun research pty ltd, developers of colour management solutions for digital film, today announced that support for cineSpace will be available in all IRIDAS product releases.

CineSpace gives users the confidence that the colours they see on their
monitors accurately match those which will go to film. The combination of
cineSpace calibration tools and the IRIDAS line of uncompressed digital
playback systems gives facilities a powerful solution for their
visualisation and review needs.

All new IRIDAS products will provide full support for rising sun research's
upcoming cineSpace 2.0 release which incorporates new profiling technology
and a full 3d colour cube.

"We are delighted to be able to offer our film calibration system to
FrameCycler users" said Didier Elzinga, MD, rising sun research. "As our
customers always tell us, our calibration system really gives 'what you see
is what you get' results - leading to less wasted work, fewer film run outs
and, just as importantly, more creative control. Add this to the IRIDAS
playback systems and you have a very compelling solution to your colour
needs."

"Our goal is to deliver solutions that maximize the quality and efficiency
of our customers� work,� said IRIDAS CEO Lin Sebastian Kayser. �CineSpace
clearly supports this objective by eliminating costly steps traditionally
associated with colour quality control. By extending colour calibration
support to every desktop in a facility, artists can now be sure that colours
will accurately be reproduced throughout the pipeline.�

CineSpace is available online from http://research.rsp.com.au. For more
information, please visit http://research.rsp.com.au, or write to
[email protected].

About rising sun research

Based in Adelaide, Australia rising sun research is a developer of colour
management solutions for digital film. Drawing upon extensive experience in
cinematography, digital film, visual effects and software engineering rising
sun research works closely with clients world wide to create powerful
solutions for colour issues in even the most demanding postproduction
settings. Clients include The Moving Picture Company, Luma Pictures, Frantic
Films, Lumeni and many others.

About IRIDAS

IRIDAS is the leading innovator of high-performance digital media playback
solutions for the film, broadcast and digital content creation industries.
It delivers products and services that address the full spectrum of
uncompressed playback needs ranging from straightforward review of frame
sequences, to advanced stereoscopic digital projection with multi-channel
sound. Its FrameCycler and other playback products are used by major
animation and post-production houses including ESC Entertainment, Digital
Domain, Warner Bros. Feature Animation, and Industrial Light and Magic, as
well as by freelance digital artists. IRIDAS was founded in 2000 and is an
independent, privately held company headquartered in Munich, Germany.


Related Links:
rising sun research website
IRIDAS website


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