MTI Film’s CORTEX v 2.0 dailies processing system now detects dead
pixels on set and corrects them in post, handles basic editing tasks and
supports new UHD/4K delivery formats.
MTI Film CORTEX v2.0 Manages Dead Pixels & Colour Accuracy on Set |
MTI Film’sCORTEX v2.0 dailies processingsystem, introduced at NAB 2015, can now detect and correct dead pixels in images, handle basic editing tasks and support formats that meet new UHD/4K delivery requirements. Two new CORTEX products, CORTEX D.I.T. and CORTEX Transcode have also been displayed. |
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“As CORTEX is adopted over time by different types of studio and facility clients, customers find they want to extend the tasks traditionally associated with dailies processing, which means using CORTEX in ways that go beyond its initial role,” said MTI Film product directorAmy Hawthorne. “We are responding by adding functionality that resolves common issues or fills gaps in the digital post workflow.” |
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CORTEX D.I.T., one of the new products, is a free, on-set version of the software for DITs who need to perform media offload and backup, apply colour takes either as basic looks or with ASC CDL primary colour, and output colour information and other metadata for use downstream. This metadata can be exported as a CORTEX Manifest file for media tracking and colour coherence in post, or in standard LUT and CDL files for cross-compatibility. In short, it allows the user to track media and maintain colour accuracy throughout post. |
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CORTEX Transcodeis a low-cost transcoding system designed for post houses and other facilities that need a quick, accurate conversion tool, either for one-off projects or repetitive bulk renders. Its transcoding engine is fast and supports most formats. Transcode also has applications in film restoration as a simple way to produce media used by contributing departments, such as audio, and to generate review and archive media.www.mtifilm.com |