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NanoLumens intros new LED display for pro broadcast studios

September 16, 2013

LED digital signage provider NanoLumens today announced its Studio Pro Series LED displays for broadcast studio applications. The company said in the announcement that the new large-format displays address all of the challenges traditionally associated with LED broadcast display systems and promise to provide a new way for studios design their sets.

NanoLumens formally introduced the Studio Pro Series last week at the Atlanta regional section of the Society of Motion Picture & Television Engineers' September meeting, which it co-hosted with Sony at the NanoLumens corporate headquarters. More than 55 engineers attended the unveiling, which included a demonstration of the Studio Pro displays with a Sony 4K professional camera.

"The need to rely on bulky, heat-generating and noisy rear projection display systems is officially over," NanoLumens President and CEO Rick Cope said in the announcement. "Our new Studio Pro Series of LED broadcast displays allows designers to create sets in entirely new ways with displays that are less than 6 inches thick while cutting down on cost, heat, energy consumption and maintenance issues."

The Studio Pro Series allows set designers to create sets that will more effectively engage their viewers while eliminating the single biggest performance issue that has limited the use of LED displays in broadcast applications, the moiré effect, the company said.

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