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Q&A — Peter Putman, ROAM Consulting LLC, USA

By TV Technology Staff published

Shortly before the start of the SMPTE 2015 Annual Technical Conference & Exhibition, TV Technology spoke with Peter Putman about his upcoming session “Display-Advances in Display Technology.”

Events
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Sinclair Demos HDR 4KTV Over ATSC 3.0 in Vegas

By Deborah D McAdams published

NextGen TV
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CEA Defines ‘HDR Compatible’ Displays

By Michael Balderston published

Will assist retailers and consumers in identifying products needed to display new content.

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Look for 4K Ultra HDTVs to Get Brighter, Cheaper

By Greg Tarr, TWICE published

For 2016, the Consumer Technology Association (CTA) estimates sales of 4K Ultra HDTVs increased 40 percent to 10 million units sold.

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4K, 8K and HDR Over HDMI 2.1

By posted by Deborah D. McAdams published

HDMI Forum announced the upcoming release of Version 2.1 of the HDMI specification.

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SAM Adds HDR Capability to Kahuna Production Switcher

By Michael Balderston published

The latest version of Snell Advanced Media’s FormatFusion software is now available and is bringing HDR capabilities to the Kahuna production switcher.

Products
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SAM Takes the Stage for National Theatre HDR Production

By Michael Balderston published

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Panasonic, Samsung & 20th Century Fox Plan HDR10+ Certification Program

By TWICE Staff published

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HDR - You Take the High Road

By David Wood, DVB Chair published

To confuse a Scottish folk song; “You take the ‘High’ road, and you’ll be a commercial success before me!” High Dynamic Range – HDR – is seen by many as the key to success for UHD-1.

Opinions
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High Hopes for Higher Resolution

By Tom Butts published

First off, let’s dispense with the niceties. All of this talk within the broadcast community about how consumers will react to the quality of 4K/UHD pictures is just that: talk.

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