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    London’s Bravo purchases Quantel’s eQ

    About 60 percent of Bravo Post’s work is broadcast programming and titles
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    Quantel’s eQ, which works at SD, HD or mixed resolutions, combines editing, effects, color grading and deliverables into a single profit center.

    Bravo Post Production has purchased an eQ multi-resolution editing, effects, grading, and versioning system from Quantel. The system is configured with the QColor in-context grading option.

    eQ delivers four revenue streams. It combines editing, effects, color grading and deliverables into a single profit center. It works at SD, HD or mixed resolutions.

    About 60 percent of Bravo Post’s work is broadcast programming and titles.

    Bravo also purchased the eQ with high-definition capability.

    For more information, visit www.quantel.com.

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