The latest flavor of TV coming to consumers is "High Dynamic Range" TV which adds increased details and brightness to images increasing the sense of realism. UHDTV already includes Wide Color Gamut (WCG) with the standard Rec.2020. What is the current status of standards and the industry roll-out of HDR? How does it connect with UHDTV? What engineering challenges remain? How will content be re-mastered for this enhancement to TV? The talk describes the Academy Color Encoding System (ACES) for production and post-production as enabling content for HDR and
Home to many of the early developments in television, the San Francisco Bay area continues to innovate and enable the creation, production and dissemination of rich media.
The San Francisco section of SMPTE offers a local forum for membership to be informed and educated on the rapidly emerging developments in the technology of our industry.
The San Francisco section welcomes everyone to our meetings. Please check below for details of the next event.
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Event Type(s):
Section Meeting
Event Date(s)
24 Sep 2015
Event Type(s):
Section Meeting
Event Date(s)
25 Jun 2015
4K the Bigger Picture
Is 4K going to be another 3D? or is it going to stick around?
Event Type(s):
Section Meeting
Event Date(s)
21 May 2015
This month we continue our investigation of using IP technology in the media producing eco-system by visiting the PAC-12 Network operation center in San Francisco.
PAC-12 Network went on the air in August 2012 providing an outlet for televising athletic events from its member universities year around. From its inception the network’s operation center was built to utilize the best technology to fulfill this mission.
Event Type(s):
Section Meeting
Event Date(s)
30 Apr 2015
Speaker: Pradeep Kathail, Chief Software Architect, Cisco Systems.
Industry has to overcome a set of challenges to make off the shelf networking devices replacement for SDI video routers. Pradeep’s presentation will discuss these challenges and possible solutions with open and standard protocols.
Event Type(s):
Section Meeting
Event Date(s)
19 Feb 2015
The Library of Congress serves as both a reference source for our legislators, and the official keeper of our nation’s history. This history comes in many forms including printed, photographic, audio and video recordings, and digital files.