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HDR preserves the details of the shadows as well as the

brilliance of sunlit areas and bright reflections

HDR content preserves details in the darkest and brightest areas of a picture that are lost using current standards. It also allows for more natural, true-to-life colors that are closer to how we see them in real life.

Standard Dynamic Range (SDR) is the equivalent of about 6-8 stops, while HDR is a minimum of 12-15 stops. HDR requires a new workflow and HDR-capable display devices to support the expanded color space and dynamic range, as well as new metadata.

AJA FS |  HDR

With Colorfront Engine™

Over 30 years experience in both production & post workflow

and software development.

UHD/HDR/WCG Processing based on Human Perception

Colorfront Engine™ differs from any other systems because its algorithms are based on how the human eye actually sees the world. Not just a linear mathematics system. The perceived relationship of color and brightness remain constant across differing dynamic ranges, brightnesses and color gamuts. 

HDR Conversions

▪HDR to HDR

▪HDR to SDR

▪SDR to HDR

 

Colorimetry

▪Supports BT.709 and BT.2020

HDR/WCG Functionality in v1.0

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Control

▪Easy HDR configuration Set & forget

No knobs so operators can’t muck up the settings

Predictable, repeatable results

▪Independent Input and Output settings

▪Multiple “knee” selections for SDR input

▪“Clamp” control for HDR outputs

AJA FS | HDR Functionalities

AJA FS | HDR

Frame Synchronizer and Converter

with HDR and Wide Color Gamut Conversions

Extremely flexible SDI I/O

 

  • Single Link, Dual Link, and Quad Link

  • 1.5G, 3G, 6G*, 12G-SDI*

  • Coax and Fiber*

  • Progressive, Interlaced, and PsF support

  • Square Division (Quadrant) and Two Sample Interleave (2SI) mapping

  • 3G Level A, B-DS, and B-DL

  • 8 physical inputs (4 optional) with integrated source selector

  • 8 physical outputs (4 optional) with DA copies of output signal

 

*Requires optional SFP module

Extremely flexible SDI I/O

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  • Single Link, Dual Link, and Quad Link

  • 1.5G, 3G, 6G*, 12G-SDI*

  • Coax and Fiber*

  • Progressive, Interlaced, and PsF support

  • Square Division (Quadrant) and Two Sample Interleave (2SI) mapping

  • 3G Level A, B-DS, and B-DL

  • 8 physical inputs (4 optional) with integrated source selector

  • 8 physical outputs (4 optional) with DA copies of output signal

 

*Requires optional SFP module

Monitoring

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  • Physical 3G-SDI and HDMI v1.4 connections

  • In Single Channel mode

    • If output is 4K or UltraHD, Monitor output is down converted to 2K or HD

  • In Four Channel mode

    • Monitor output can follow any one of the four output channels

  • SDI and HDMI Monitor Outputs have same HDR format as main channel output

  • HDMI output does not have HDR infoframe generation at first release

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