Thomson Grass Valley will present several technical papers and lead discussions on several new workflow models and new ways of acquiring and storing HD images at the biannual SMPTE Conference & Exhibition in Australia July 17-20.
The company’s involvement in presentation and discussions will include:
- The presentation “Has MXF Matured?" — a technical paper by Bob Edge, manager of standards and technology, on July 19;
- The presentation “Applications of Content Security Technologies in Post Production and Broadcasting” by Ray Baldock, director of technology, standards and applications, on July 19;
- Two papers from Peter Centen, group leader and chief scientist: "Wide Gamut High Performance Imaging in Digital Cinematography" on July 18 and "The 2/3in 2.4 megapixel CMOS Imager for Broadcast and Pro/AV Applications" on July 19.
For more information, visit www.thomsongrassvalley.com.
