Nucoda Platform 2009 Software Release

As part of the continuing development for Film Master, Nucoda HD and Phoenix systems, the Digital Vision team is proud to deliver the latest 2009 software release.

 

A comprehensive upgrade driven primarily by customer feedback, this release delivers an array of new tools and functionality which significantly simplifies the creative process, integrates further support for third-party applications, and enhances the data centric grading workflow. 

 

 

With the increased demand for stereoscopic content, the 2009 release provides clients with a toolset including end-to-end project management, playback and monitoring for stereo projects.  With key industry partners to support the workflow including NVIDIA and Centaurus, the colour grading tools enable time saving grading and synchronous workflow for Left Eye/Right Eye footage while impeccably handling every 3D acquisition format.

 

 

The new DVO Tracker puts intuitive power in the hands of the colorist, offering automatic tracking of shapes & layers. This new tracker has full tactile control from the control panel.

 

Plus, DVO Tracker offers full rotational, scaling and predictive tracking.  With this new added functionality the colorist can create shapes and automatically have them animated smoothly through scenes and layers.

 

 

Digital Vision’s Film Master and Nucoda HD already offer the most powerful colour grading and enhancement toolsets in the market. Now with the addition of ASC CDL tools (available everywhere in the processing pipeline), floating point processing, native support of the Open EXR file, these tools and functionalities enable virtually limitless high dynamic range grading and greater colour precision. Additional tools in 2009 includes a new channel mixer, layer input saturation and a gang grouping/grading tool to synchronize color correction decisions across scenes and layers.

 

 

The award winning DVO image processing software is further enhanced with the addition of two new tools:

 

With an already market leading editorial toolset, the 2009 release enhances the editing of timeline segments, the moving of clips, plus new cut & paste functionality.  The precision of edits are simply managed with additional bookmark features, new scene edit tools, plus the flexibility of BL/AUX conform and increased interoperability with the major professional editing systems.

 

 

With additional file support including XDCAM MXF, Digital Vision continues to deliver formats critical for the varied production, visual effects and post production workflows. Customers also now have the ability to export and import media and data across multiple sources, essential as production workflows require constant transfer between systems.

To learn more about these new features or arrange a demonstration, simply contact Real Image