NAB NEWSLETTER
VOLUME 6 ISSUE 2 APRIL 2005
IN THIS ISSUE
New Brick & Sting Prices
Finaliser
Deliverance
Scratchbox
“Hogi” at Suite TV
Why use DS Nitris or Final Cut Pro for basic colour correction, when you can grade your client the best possible pictures, at the best possible price?
Why spend more money than you need to on an old style colour corrector?
The simple answer is that you don’t have to now.
Finaliser provides everything you need to grade and finish your television project, without rendering and at a price you wouldn’t believe.
Perfect for finishing long-form episodic TV shows as well as documentaries, commercials and music videos, Finaliser imports the EDL and the colourist does the rest.
Launched in London, Finaliser has become the grading system of choice to such companies as The Edit Store, Martyr Television, Pepper Post, Suite TV and TSI. Now it’s going global.
Have a look for yourself on Booth No. C8136
Imagine putting an Up Converter and Down Converter into an Aspect Ratio Converter?
Now add VTR control, an RGB Legaliser, Safe Area Grilles as well as the ability to make your video look like film?
What if we added a 3:2 sequencer so that your 24P projects came out as 29.97 HD and NTSC? Simultaneously!
What, if on top of all that we gave you “Creative” Timelined Pan and Scan so that you could be certain that your widescreen projects weren’t butchered when transferred to 4:3?
You can have all of these functions at a great price and never go near a Telecine suite. Imagine the savings you could make on your operating costs?
Deliverance can work in your machine room or even be part of the Finaliser. In fact, invest in Deliverance today and you’re part of the way to becoming a Finaliser owner.
Ask for details on Booth C8136
Richard Lilley – Sales Director
Edifis Limited
The Old Bakery, Hyde End Lane
Brimpton, Reading, Berkshire.
RG7 4RH
Telephone : +44 118 971 2279
Pete Challinger – President
Edifis Media Technologies
4100 Tecate Road
PO Box 76
Vina
CA 96092
Telephone : +1 530 839 2104
Edifis reserve the right to modify certain specifications as part of the continuous improvement of its products