Digital Media World

5 days ago | digitalmediaworld.tv | Adriene Hurst

Colorfront demonstrated mastering workflows with its own HDR Cinema Tools alongside HDR projection systems from Christie and Barco, advancing viewing quality and preserving creative intent Colorfront came to CineEurope 2025, the official annual convention of the International Union of Cinemas (UNIC), to show its recent innovations 16–19 June at the Barcelona International Convention Centre (CCIB), Spain.

5 days ago | digitalmediaworld.tv | Adriene Hurst

For official coverage of the papal appearance from St Peter's Basilica, the Vatican chose Sony's HDC-5500 system camera for its 4K HDR output and performance under complex lighting. The Vatican took special care when recording the historic announcement of Pope Leo XIV on 8 May in detail. The City has a tradition of documenting globally significant events with high visual fidelity, making sure they reach millions of viewers across the world.

6 days ago | digitalmediaworld.tv | Adriene Hurst

Using Riedel’s Bolero wireless intercom, Garage 59 improved the reliability and scalability of its trackside operations resulting in clearer speech and more efficient use of RF spectrum. Endurance GT team Garage 59 in the UK has made an impressive start to the 2025 racing season. The garage is fielding three cars in 2025 and has already delivered a string of strong results across both the GT World Challenge Europe and International GT Open race series.

1 week ago | digitalmediaworld.tv | Adriene Hurst

Telestream Qualify now includes AI features to enhance media QC workflows, including automatic language detection, to address growing demand for global content localisation. Telestream Qualify, a cloud-native quality control system, is updated with artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning features that automate language detection, accurately identifying spoken languages in media content.

1 week ago | digitalmediaworld.tv | Adriene Hurst

The integrated broadcast-grade Blackmagic workflow at Tulpa Studio balances between accessibility and performance, delivering cinema grade results while keeping overheads lean. Independent production company Tulpa Studio in Italy believes that cinematic ambition doesn’t depend on massive budgets to thrive. The studio has built an integrated, broadcast grade workflow in which founder Michelangelo Ingrosso has aimed for balance between accessibility and performance.