Thu Sep 22, 2016 12:44 pm
Blackmagic Design has today announced that the Austrian Film Archive, located in Vienna, has expanded its abilities to scan high resolution 4K masters and digital ready cinema packages with the installation of a Blackmagic Cintel Film Scanner.
Responsible for curating film collections and film documentations, the institute is home to the largest collection of audiovisual cultural heritage in the country. Its primary objective is to make those comprehensive collections available to the general public using a variety of different presentation methods. Contained within those collections are more than 200,000 film prints and 48,000 film programs spanning the past 120 years.
With an ever increasing demand for high resolution masters Fumiko Tsuneishi, heads up the Austrian Film Archives technical department, approached Vision2See about integrating Blackmagic’s Cintel Film Scanner into the institute’s existing Windows based environment.
To learn more, please visit: https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/media/ ... 0160922-01
Responsible for curating film collections and film documentations, the institute is home to the largest collection of audiovisual cultural heritage in the country. Its primary objective is to make those comprehensive collections available to the general public using a variety of different presentation methods. Contained within those collections are more than 200,000 film prints and 48,000 film programs spanning the past 120 years.
With an ever increasing demand for high resolution masters Fumiko Tsuneishi, heads up the Austrian Film Archives technical department, approached Vision2See about integrating Blackmagic’s Cintel Film Scanner into the institute’s existing Windows based environment.
To learn more, please visit: https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/media/ ... 0160922-01