MTI Film Press Releases

ARRI Archive Workshop brings industry together

MTI Film — Tue, 06 Jul 2010 23:23:43 +0000

ARRI has hosted its first major workshop on the rapidly growing market for archive and restoration technologies. The two-day event at the company’s headquarters in Munich attracted more than 80 attendees from a diverse range of backgrounds and companies, including four national film archives, post houses, broadcasters and manufacturers.

Leading restoration software companies demonstrated their latest products, all of which facilitate digital repairs to damaged film materials. These included Phoenix and DVO from Digital Vision, DaVinci Revival from Blackmagic, Correct from MTI and Diamant from HS-ART. ARRI also presented its new and unique range of ARRISCAN archive tools, as well as the ARRILASER film recorder and RELATIVITY software.

Ones and Zeros Enters South American Restoration Market with Correct DRS™

MTI Film — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 18:36:54 +0000

Ones and Zeros has recently put Peru on the map as a center for film restoration, with the acquisition of the Correct DRS™ restoration system and plans to expand to a 10-seat facility. Founder Hugo Pallete wanted to move the company in this direction because he saw that libraries, archives and new productions throughout the Americas continue to look for low-cost, high-skilled workforces to complete large restoration products, but they had very few options in South America.

MTI Film Helps Dailies Move Online

MTI Film — Fri, 11 Sep 2009 18:21:00 +0000

MTI Film has announced availability of two new modules for its Convey for Control Dailies system. The new QuickTime and Windows Media 9 modules are designed to increase efficiency in facilities with internet-based dailies review systems, such as PIX Project.

MTI Film to Debut New Solution for Processing Digitally-Acquired Dailies at NAB

MTI Film — Tue, 24 Mar 2009 19:38:00 +0000

At the upcoming National Association of Broadcasters Convention, MTI Film will debut a new option for its award-winning Control Dailies solution. The DA Head module for Control Dailies enables the faster-than-real-time power of Control Dailies to facilitate the processing of digitally-acquired dailies from virtually any source. Control Dailies for Digital Acquisition (DA) supports Red One, Panasonic P2, Panavision Genesis, Viper FilmStream and Arri D-21 digital cinema cameras, as well as media in DPX file format.

MTI Film to Release CORRECT DRS™, Ver. 8, at NAB

MTI Film — Wed, 18 Mar 2009 22:47:00 +0000

Based on comprehensive feedback from customers with experience in restoring hundreds of films, Correct DRS Version 8 provides improved flexibility in system configuration and an enhanced user interface for increased productivity along with a host of additions and improvements to the toolset.

MTI Film to Debut CONVEY Support for Blu-ray, DNxHD and DPX at NAB

MTI Film — Fri, 13 Mar 2009 20:44:00 +0000

MTI Film will debut three new modules for its automated dailies deliverables solution Convey for Control Dailies that support the production of dailies deliverables in Blu-ray, DNxHD and DPX formats. Additional modules to support QuickTime and ProRes will be introduced later in the year.

MTI Film Taps Belinda S. Merritt to Head Sales

MTI Film — Mon, 02 Feb 2009 21:16:00 +0000

MTI Film has appointed Belinda S. Merritt as Director of Worldwide Sales. Merritt, who previously headed the independent sales and management firm, Belinda Reps . . ., will direct the company’s sales effort both in the United States and abroad.

MTI Film to Demo Digital Acquisition Support for Control Dailies at HPA Tech Retreat

MTI Film — Wed, 28 Jan 2009 22:32:00 +0000

Developed in conjunction with leading camera manufacturers, Control Dailies DA supports media from the most popular digital cinema cameras, including RED Digital Cinema’s RED One, Panasonic’s P2 VariCam and Panavision’s Genesis. MTI Film plans to release the new product at NAB.

Breathing New Life into "The Go-Between"

MTI Film — Wed, 29 Oct 2008 17:52:00 +0000

Directed by Joseph Losey from a script by Harold Pinter, the 1970 film The Go-Between is classic of British cinema. Working from HD 4:4:4 media scanned from the original camera negative, O’Reilly employed MTI Film’s CORRECT software in a three-step process.

MTI Film to Showcase CORRECT DRS™ V7 at IBC

MTI Film — Wed, 03 Sep 2008 22:59:00 +0000

New features of CORRECT V7 include a streamlined user interface. It includes a unified tool panel with all of the software's plug-ins integrated into a single screen. Artists can quickly switch between tools for dust busting, paint, scratch removal and other common functions. Additionally, the new version will feature a revamped keyboard layout. Many new hotkeys have been added to speed routine tasks.