Cintel and Marquise Partner to offer new telecine workflow solutions
posted on 29th Jul 2010
Cintel, a leading provider of film scanning and image enhancement products, and Marquise Technologies, designers of post-production solutions, has announced today that the new
O C E A N Controller will be distributed through Cintel and will fully support all Cintel telecine’s.
Marquise Technologies, based in Gland, Switzerland, developed the O C E A N controller and colour corrector in response to a growing market need for a new central system that could control telecine’s, VTR’s Hard Disks, Noise Reducers etc. and also add sophisticated colour correction in a cost-effective package.
Following system testing at a MillenniumHD installation at the Swiss Army in Bern, Cintel and Marquise Technologies have forged a strong alliance where Cintel will distribute the O C E A N system worldwide for use on Millennium, Ursa, C-Reality/DSX film scanners as well as the imageMill and imageMill2 image processing workstations.
Marquise Technologies C.E.O. Laurence Stoll commented “Since we developed the O C E A N system, we have repeatedly been asked by the user base if we can provide control for the Cintel products. We have had a good relationship building with Cintel over the last few years and we are very pleased to have forged this partnership where we will support Cintel in the marketing and distribution of O C E A N worldwide”
Cintel’s Sales Director Simon Carter said “There was a real need to provide our customers, both new and existing, with an alternative controller and colour corrector for their machines and
O C E A N fitted the bill perfectly. Marquise Technologies demonstrated to us a true understanding of the requirements our customers had and we are extremely proud to be able to offer O C E A N as a control system for all of our supported telecine’s, data-cines and image processing products”.
Cintel will be showing O C E A N controlling a MillenniumHD data-cine on their stand 7.B35 at IBC in Amsterdam 10-14th September 2010.
