Analog Way includes advanced color management with external 3D LUTs in its LivePremier systems

3D LUTs and new features like optimized layer resource management and the ability to clone any program output to another physical output are some of the best that Analog Way introduces LivePremier presentation systems.

With version 3.0, presentation systems LivePremier Aquilon now offer a advanced color management thanks to a new video processing architecture based on 3D Look-up Tables (LUTs). Once updated, the Aquilon image processor will contain predefined LUTs for all automatic adjustments and conversions. In addition, it will be possible to import and apply custom 3D LUTs from other providers or generated by specific third-party tools.

The update allows you to work with three types of 3D LUTs: Conversion LUT for advanced color space and dynamic range conversions, Correction LUT for advanced color corrections to inputs or outputs, and CremaTTe 3D LUT to easily perform advanced input keying using Analog Way's new CremaTTe 3D tool, available on the Analog Way website.

With version 3.0, Layer resources available on large screens are significantly optimized through captive regions and PIPs. This is especially useful for applications that require the display of a large number of sources simultaneously and that do not require layers to span the entire pixel canvas as is the case with television sets in news programs, for example.

The new version 3.0 also offers the possibility to easily clone any output program to another physical output available on the Aquilon image processor. This useful feature allows users to, for example, create redundancy for backup inputs of LED wall processors without the need for external splitters.

Analog Way's LivePremier range includes five preconfigured solutions high performance (Aquilon RS alpha, RS1, RS2, RS3 and RS4) and two fully customizable models (Aquilon C and C+) that can be adapted to the requirements of any project or event.