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4K - HDR - DOLBY VISION, les dernières infos
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Paramax Films & HDR / HFR
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WHAT IS HDR ?
HDR stands for HIGH DYNAMIC RANGE. You need to film with HDR compatible tools, then postproduce with HDR adapted machines and also watch with HDR compatible machines. But the result is another dimension! We are currently dealing with Sony monitors which can handle 1000 Nits and Dolby Laboratories with their Dolby Vision's 4000 Nits technology coming soon to our labs.
IS THERE A PLUS USING HFR TECHNOLOGIES?
HFR of High Frame Rates adds much more frames into your films. The Z generation and millenials grew in a HFR world. Filming in 24 or 25 frames - except for some feature films and dedicated concerts - will make your productions look from the past century. Depending on which film you want, we'll adapt the HFR from 24 (for cinema and music) to 120 or even more for sport.
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