Lumagen Radiance Pro Beta Firmware
Lumagen, a small company that has been making video processors for over 20 years, has announced a major update to its Radiance Pro video processors. The new firmware, which is still in beta phase and thus a harbinger of further updates, was announced on June 19th on avsforum.com and offers an important change in the processing of HDR signals requested by the users of Home theater projectors will be greatly appreciated.
With this update, the static metadata is completely abandoned in favor of the tone mapping management, which is now based exclusively on real-time calculations of the analysis engine working frame by frame. The tone mapping algorithms have been improved largely thanks to the numerous feedbacks from fans who have been more or less “pushing” the programmers to do so for some time through a long discussion on the avsforum.com forum.
Lumagen is a private video system products company established in September 2001. Our headquarters are in Beaverton, Oregon, where we work to bring home theaters the technology that makes movies leap off the screen. Lumagen offers video switching, calibration, deinterlacing and scaling solutions. Together, these solutions enable knowledgeable integrators and enthusiasts to deliver the best quality and most accurate video images for their home theater installations.
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