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ColorVision-Milori Showcases Digital Display Video Calibration Systems At CEDIA (22/9/2004)

Video images jump off the screen with realism, depth and accuracy with the latest version of ColorFacts

ColorVision, the digital imaging unit of Datacolor INC has extended its market reach with the newly acquired Milori product line. As a result, this global leader in color technology solutions showcases the latest digital display-video calibration systems at CEDIA September 10-12, 2004 (booth no.1138).

A window based application, ColorFacts Professional(tm) is a flexible, easy-to-use color calibration software system. It analyzes and optimizes the performance of video display systems, rear projection TV's, projectors, plasma displays and direct-view televisions. ColorFacts technology is ideal for consumers who demand professional-level image quality as well as custom design/installation specialists and video calibration professionals in the corporate and home entertainment markets.

ColorFacts Professional(tm) with Trichromat - 1 tristmilus colorimeter, is also on display in Booth 1138. This Integrated hardware/ software solution is bundled with powerful hardware and easy mounting solutions that provide everything necessary for comprehensive display analysis over emissive display screens.

Attendees may explore the many benefits-rich features of ColorFacts Professional, including how to improve the accuracy of a displayed image quickly and easily by overlaying the system's analyzed display characteristics right on the screen.

Integration is now offered with the latest version of ColorFacts with a wide range of hardware devices, and introduces several innovative new features. Exclusive features include video wall and command/control center calibration assistance, direct signal generator integration, assistance in calibrating digital displays based on DLP and LCOS technologies, Internet integrations, new color spaces and more.

"We are continually working with our customers to find out what tools they are looking for in the video calibration space," said ColorVision vice-president Brian Levey. "We were increasingly hearing the need from our customers for more advanced tools for performing detailed display device analysis for the quickly growing DLP and LCOS digital display markets. The acquisition of Milori and key employees including the founder Mark Hunter creates a great synergy between our technologies that will help us serve this broadening market well with exceptional color solutions."

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