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Digital Vision and CineForm Partner to Support Silicon Imaging’s SI-2k Camera

February 1, 2010 | By Scott Lehane

Digital Vision has partnered with CineForm as a key element of its forthcoming Nucoda 2009.1 release. The new color grading/DI software, which will be unveiled at Broadcast Video Expo in London, Feb. 16-18, will include native support for the CineForm RAW format used by Silicon Imaging’s highly acclaimed SI-2k camera.

“Following a popular industry trend and feedback from our customers, we have introduced native support for SI-2K material,” said Bruno Munger, Digital Vision product manager. “This is a highly attractive proposition for film makers who were impressed by the success of the camera’s use on Oscar winning movie Slumdog Millionaire.”

“Extending CineForm RAW to the Digital Vision workflow is a natural fit that will result in significant value-add for Digital Vision’s customers,” said David Taylor, CEO and co-founder of CineForm. “Our two companies share the same commitment to extremely high image quality throughout the workflow, from camera, to postproduction, to finished product.”



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