At IBC 0 I-MOVIX will show its new automatic de-flickering solution

At IBC 2013 I-MOVIX will show its new automatic de-flickering solution 08 Jul 2013

For the first time at IBC 2013, I-MOVIX will show the capabilities of d-flicker, its new automatic de-flickering solution, designed for use with SprintCam Vvs HD and X10/X10 systems. This revolutionary product is the world's first and only fast processing turnkey system providing an efficient solution to the flickering problem encountered by any high-speed camera user. Simple to use like all products developed by I-MOVIX this de-flickering system will deliver flicker-free ultra slow motion shots in real-time, revealing the beauty of the action, and solving distracting problems caused by lighting issues.

**NEW FOR IBC** X10 and X10 Real Time Continuous Ultra-Motion Systems

The I-MOVIX X10 is the industry's first live ultra-motion solution to deliver a 10 times super slow motion output at native HD resolution and image quality. Giving production teams continuous access to instant replays at up to ten times the normal frame rate, X10 far outstrips the performance of existing continuous super-slow motion systems, which are restricted to three times slower than real time, or 75 fps.

Developed in partnership with EVS, the X10 system is used with an EVS XT3 production server under LSM control and provides a familiar user interface and controls that any broadcast crew can use immediately, without any special training. And thanks to its raw video processing enhancements, X10 provides spectacular shots with unprecedented sharpness.

For sports productions requiring higher frame rate levels, the X10 system can also operate on an extreme slow motion mode at frame rates up to 2,600 fps in 1080i50 or up to 5,600 fps in 720p60 (100 times slower than live action) with instant replay, making this new I-MOVIX solution the first fully integrated ultra-slow-motion system for live HD broadcast production.

More information about I-MOVIX products is available at www.i-movix.com or by phone at 32 65 320 450.

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