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TS07 Is VR Location-Based Entertainment Viable?

by Chris Chinnock

This session consisted of a panel moderated by Peter Lude of Mission Rock Digital. Speakers included Nancy Bennett of Two Bit Circus, Books Brown of Starbreeze Studios and Alexis Macklin of Greenlight Insights. Macklin …

Tags:Large Display Monitor| Location-based Entertainment (LBE)| Technology Summit on Cinema 2018| Virtual Reality| Vol 25 - Issue 15

TS06 Immersive Capture Moving Toward Light Field Era

by Chris Chinnock

In the “Capturing Immersive Images” session, Pete Lude from Mission Rock Digital gave an overview of some of the techniques. This included lidar scanning, time of flight sensors, structured light capture and plenoptic cameras. …

TS05 Dolby Provides Data on Perception of Judder in HDR

by Chris Chinnock

Alex Chapiro from Dolby Laboratories presented some new data from a high frame rate (HFR) study they recently conducted. He said that the term “judder” is typically used to describe several artifacts that occur …

TS04 Expensive HDR Mastering Monitors are Slowing Adoption

by Chris Chinnock

Bill Baggelar from Sony Pictures Entertainment began his presentation with the question: Do we need EDR or HDR for cinema? He defined EDR as typical of what IMax or Dolby Cinema can produce today …

TS03 The Future of Cinema is Holographic

by Chris Chinnock

John Karafin from Light Field Labs gave a similar presentation to these we have seen and reported on previously. It highlighted some examples of three classes of displays: volumetric; holographic and fauxlographic (display architectures …

Tags:Large Display Monitor| Light Field Displays| Technology Summit on Cinema 2018| Vol 25 - Issue 15

TS02 Does RGBW and Sub-pixel Rendering Work for HDR Cinema?

by Chris Chinnock

Gary Feather of Nanolumens spoke next and provided an overview of the wide performance capabilities of LED direct view displays along with their diverse use in terms of applications. He explained that LED screens …

Tags:Cinema| Large Display Monitor| MicroLED| Technology Summit on Cinema 2018| Vol 25 - Issue 15

TS01 Pixel Representation Key First Step for HDR Cinema

by Chris Chinnock

The Technology Summit on Cinema event kicked off with the above titled session. Ronan Boitard from Barco was first to speak. He is actually from the MTT Innovation team that has been working on …

Tags:HDR - High Dynamic Range| Large Display Monitor| Technology Summit on Cinema 2018| Vol 25 - Issue 15| Wide Colour Gamut (WCG)

Technology Summit on Cinema Report Introduction

by Chris Chinnock

The Technology Summit on Cinema is an annual event hosted by NAB and produced by SMPTE, takes place on the Saturday and Sunday before NAB. The focus on cinema is designed to be sure …

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Xiaomi Blackshark Gaming Smartphone Features Pixelworks Technology

by Andrew Fenn

Pixelworks, a provider of visual processing solutions, has announced that Xiaomi Blackshark’s first flagship gaming smartphone incorporates its video and display processing technology. Driven by the company’s third-generation Iris chipset and the Snapdragon 845 …

VodafoneZiggo and T-Mobile Drive Dutch Mutliplay Growth

by Andrew Fenn

More households in the Netherlands are taking their fixed and mobile services from the same provider, according to Telecompaper’s latest multiplay report. Combined deals with fixed telephony, TV and/or internet with mobile telephony made …

Comcast Now Allowed to Offer Combined Netflix Bundles

by Andrew Fenn

Comcast and Netflix have announced an expansion of their partnership that will enable Comcast to include a Netflix subscription in new and existing Xfinity packages. Offers and availability will vary by market and be …

Tags:Comcast| Large Display Monitor| Netflix| USA| Vol 25 - Issue 15

Samsung and LG May Stop Producing US Imports in China

by Andrew Fenn

Following the news last week that the US has imposed a 25% tarrif on Chinese imports, amid growing trade tensions between the two countries, Samsung and LG have both come forward to say that …

Tags:Large Display Monitor| LG Electronics (LGE)| Samsung| TVs (TV Sets)| Vol 25 - Issue 15