Cinetis will be introducing AgiScan, a small formats film scanning application for MWA’s Flashscan HD, at the Boardcast Video Expo in London held on February 16th to 18th.
AgiScan unlocks the power of the Flashscan HD scanner by providing a simple and intuitive interface to control the machine and record films directly to your local hard disk.
Cinetis offers technical support for We Are All Photographers Now, an exhibition currently taking place at the New York Photo Festival. Originally developed in 2007 as a collaboration between EPFL and Musée de l’Elysée, the main feature of the show was known as the Flux, a system in which anyone can upload its own photos to be projected in the Museum. Patrick Schönmann, a Cinetis software engineer, designed and implemented the project.
You can participate until May 17 by uploading your photos on allphotographersnow.ch !
“Thanks to its Intel Nehalem Xeon processors and a next generation system architecture, the updated Xserve announced today delivers up to twice the performance of the previous system.”, says the Apple website today.
Cinetis uses XServe machines to stabilize films scanned by the Bolex Digital service. The XServe are connected to an RAID rack through a fiber channel link enabling the XServe to analyze and stabilize one movie on each CPU.
Smoovee got its first full-page article in the press. It features an interview of Cinetis’ chairman Pierre Ihmle explains why Smoovee was originally developed.
