Tone mapping

VeriSilicon Launches the New, Lowest Power 8K HDR Display Processor of the Successful Vivante Series, the DC9000

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Wednesday, July 28, 2021
Software, Technology, Audio, Video, Hardware, High dynamic range, Fabless semiconductor companies, Computer graphics, High-dynamic-range imaging, Technology, Electrical engineering, Electronic engineering, Television technology, Vivante Corporation, High-dynamic-range video, Tone mapping, ATI Technologies

The display technology of Vivante DC9000 is to address ever-increasing eye pleasing demand with its high-quality, highly-optimized, high-precision display processing functions with low-power.

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  • The display technology of Vivante DC9000 is to address ever-increasing eye pleasing demand with its high-quality, highly-optimized, high-precision display processing functions with low-power.
  • The new VeriSilicon Vivante display processor family include DC8000 and DC9000 products, which offer display processing functionality including rotation, data formation conversion, HDR video processing and high-quality video scaling, as well as processes HDR layer and graphic layer composition to release high visual quality and reduce silicon power significantly.
  • DC9000 adopts VeriSilicons latest display processor V9 architecture includes local tone mapping, edge enhancement, and 3D color lookup table and color engines.
  • It includes key innovations to minimize power, bandwidth and silicon area by optimize memory access algorithm to implement the high quality display.

Pinnacle Imaging Systems™ Announces Denali™ 3.0 ISP

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Wednesday, November 11, 2020
Computer graphics, High dynamic range imaging, Articles, Digital signal processors, Electrical engineering, High dynamic range, Imaging, Tone mapping, High-dynamic-range imaging, Image processor, Processor, Imaging science

SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., Nov. 11, 2020 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Today, Pinnacle Imaging Systems , a developer of Image Signal Processors (ISP) and High Dynamic Range (HDR) video solutions, launched its new Denali 3.0 Programmable Image Signal Processor IP.

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  • SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., Nov. 11, 2020 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Today, Pinnacle Imaging Systems , a developer of Image Signal Processors (ISP) and High Dynamic Range (HDR) video solutions, launched its new Denali 3.0 Programmable Image Signal Processor IP.
  • Pinnacle Imaging's camera-ready, end-to-end HDR ISP leverages its proprietary advanced algorithms to accurately tone map high contrast scenes for mission critical applications requiring data-rich, real-time imaging.
  • We are thrilled that Pinnacle has successfully ported their Denali 3.0 ISP to our Zynq UltraScale+ family of MPSoCs, providing an adaptive ISP to meet our customers' needs for mission-critical applications."
  • Pinnacle Imaging Systems is on the-cutting edge of HDR processing technology, adapting its flexible ISP to support our new sensor innovations."

Pixelworks Delivers Immersive HDR Gaming and Video Experience to ROG Phone 3

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Wednesday, July 22, 2020
Mobile phones, Smartphones, Computing, Computers, ROG Phone, Pixelworks, Asus, Tone mapping, Smartphone

With HDR certification on leading video streaming sites, ROG Phone 3 users will enjoy access to a wider variety of immersive content, including the latest HDR titles from Netflix, Amazon and YouTube.

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  • With HDR certification on leading video streaming sites, ROG Phone 3 users will enjoy access to a wider variety of immersive content, including the latest HDR titles from Netflix, Amazon and YouTube.
  • "ROG Phone 3 is our third-generation gaming smartphone with Pixelworks visual processing, and they continue to deliver authentic visuals for a captivating experience to our tight-knit gaming community."
  • "We are excited to partner with ASUS on their latest ROG Phone 3 to raise the bar on the gaming experience with absolute color accuracy, HDR tone mapping and our new Smooth Brightness Control," said Anthony Gioeli, Executive Vice President and General Manager, Video Devices, Pixelworks.
  • Note: Pixelworks and the Pixelworks logo are registered trademarks of Pixelworks, Inc. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.

New OmniVision Image Sensor Captures Premium Video With HDR and Provides Excellent Ultra Wide Angle Photo Performance

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Monday, October 7, 2019
OmniVision Technologies, Computer graphics, High dynamic range imaging, Tone mapping, Smartphones, Imaging, Touchscreen mobile phones, High dynamic range, Electrical engineering, High-dynamic-range imaging, Visual arts

As a result, the OV12D provides designers with both professional quality video, especially for low light conditions, and ultra wide angle photos in smartphones with multicamera configurations.

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  • As a result, the OV12D provides designers with both professional quality video, especially for low light conditions, and ultra wide angle photos in smartphones with multicamera configurations.
  • "The OV12D sensor leverages OmniVision's advanced pixel technologies and HDR expertise to enable mobile phone makers to use their ultra wide cameras to capture premium quality video with on-chip, 3-exposure HDR, even in low light conditions."
  • Additionally, it supports 3-exposure HDR with on-chip combination and tone mapping, offering best in class HDR video.
  • OmniVision, PureCel, and the OmniVision logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of OmniVision Technologies, Inc. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.

Cinnafilm Releases Dark Energy Xenon, an Automated HDR Conversion Solution Utilizing Advanced HDR by Technicolor for Incredibly Vivid Content Delivery

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Thursday, September 12, 2019
Computer graphics, High dynamic range imaging, Tone mapping, High dynamic range, Imaging, Raster graphics editors, Electrical engineering, High-dynamic-range video, Communication design

Xenon converts SDR to HDR using Technicolor HDR Intelligent Tone Management (ITM) technology to generate up to 2,000 nit assets from SDR sources.

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  • Xenon converts SDR to HDR using Technicolor HDR Intelligent Tone Management (ITM) technology to generate up to 2,000 nit assets from SDR sources.
  • Xenon integrates Technicolor HDR ITM and Technicolor HDR (also known as SL-HDR) with the noise reduction capabilities of the renowned Dark Energy noise and texture management toolset.
  • Technicolor HDR ITM is an automated process that tone maps and up-converts SDR video into a native HDR format.
  • Xenon bridges the gap between existing SDR workflows and source content material and the ever-increasing demands for HDR delivery.

Cinnafilm Partners with Technicolor to Provide HDR Conversion Solution for Incredibly Vivid Content Delivery

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Wednesday, April 3, 2019
High dynamic range, Computer graphics, Tone mapping, High-dynamic-range video, Electrical engineering, Imaging, Raster graphics editors, Scientific modeling, Television technology

Cinnafilm is integrating Technicolor Intelligent Tone Management (ITM) and Advanced HDR by Technicolor (also known as SL-HDR) as a feature set upgrade to the conversion capabilities of the renowned Dark Energy noise and texture management toolset.

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  • Cinnafilm is integrating Technicolor Intelligent Tone Management (ITM) and Advanced HDR by Technicolor (also known as SL-HDR) as a feature set upgrade to the conversion capabilities of the renowned Dark Energy noise and texture management toolset.
  • Technicolor ITM is an algorithm that tone maps and up-converts SDR video into a native HDR format.
  • Jointly, this offering will bridge the gap between existing SDR workflows and source content material and the ever-increasing demands for HDR delivery.
  • In addition, the tool will be able to down-convert from those HDR formats to SDR Rec 709 and distribution including Advanced HDR by Technicolor.