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alex_t wrote:

Adhara wrote:Pas d'offre spéciale pour le black friday qui approche ?
Tous les ans Gordon nous réserve normalement une petite surprise tarifaire.

Salut.

Si, si. L'offre est déjà visible sur HCFR, j'imagine que Gordon va aussi la présenter sur HDFEVER.

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Vash_Vador wrote:

alex_t wrote:

Adhara wrote:Pas d'offre spéciale pour le black friday qui approche ?
Tous les ans Gordon nous réserve normalement une petite surprise tarifaire.

Salut.

Si, si. L'offre est déjà visible sur HCFR, j'imagine que Gordon va aussi la présenter sur HDFEVER.

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http://www.hdfever.fr/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=4153

ChromaPure 2.5.4 Release Notes

New Features

Added support for the Lumagen 17x17x17 (4913 colors) LUT calibration
Added support for the Colorimetry Research CR-100 professional colorimeter.
See the article in our New Gear page about this new product.
Added support for the Minolta CL-200 colorimeter
Added a Test Gamut report
This report is available to all ChromaPure Standard users. It measures a broad sample of the gamut (215 colors) and generates a report that describes performance throughout the gamut. Use this to determine whether the display requires an LUT calibration. Running this report only requires an active meter and signal generator. The built-in signal generator may be used.

Improvements

Inspired by the need to support the new 17^3 Lumagen LUT, we implemented a much faster method for advanced auto-calibration. The new method reduces the time required to run an advanced auto-calibrate session by more than half. Using an i1Display Pro the time required to cycle through one pass of the color matrix is now approximately
125 Colors: 6 minutes
729 Colors: 28 minutes
4913 Colors: 194 minutes
When using a Klein K-10a or CR-100 the time required is now
125 Colors: 3 minutes
729 Colors: 13 minutes
4913 Colors: 90 minutes
We added support for additional gamma targets in the Gamma module.

Bug Fixes

When selecting the 75% of Rec. 709 Reference Gamut, the Advanced Color Management module remains fixed at Rec. 709.

Known Issues

If, for whatever reason, you want to run Advanced Auto-cal more than once, we recommend that you close ChromaPure and then re-start between attempts. There is a as-yet-unidentified problem when performing multiple runs of advanced auto-cal during the same calibration session. We are investigating the problem and hope to have a fix in a future release.

Lumagen is pleased to announce the immediate availability of the two new Radiance Pro models. Based on the Radiance Pro 444X design, but with less I/O capability, the two new units are the Radiance Pro 4240 (2 inputs, 2 outputs), and the Radiance Pro 4242 (4 inputs, 2 outputs). Both of these units come in 1U (17" by 2" - or 1.75" without feet - by 9.5") cases and are the same size as the Radiance 2143 and RadianceXS-3D units.

The 424X series uses the same FPGA, and have all the video processing features of the 444X models, except they will not support PiP/PoP (there is a planned future PiP/PoP upgrade for the 444X models).

By keeping the input count to a maximum of four and the output count to a maximum of two, the 424X models allow for some cost reduction compared to the 444X models. The Radiance Pro 4240 has a USA retail price of $4995 and is perfect for systems that use a matrix switch for input selection, or switch sources using an AVR. The Radiance Pro 4242 has a USA retail price of $5295 and works well as the source switcher for smaller systems.

The 424X models use the same dual-input, and dual-output, daughter card I/O modules as the 444X models and so currently support 9 GHz I/O. Radiance Pro 424X hardware is at production status, and software is in Beta.

Email support@lumagen.com, or call us at 503-574-2211, for more information.