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perfect solution for the most demanding in DI standards. Lustre was the product selected to color-grade the 16-bit/component 4K DI required for the American Society of Cinematographers (ASC) Standard Evaluation Materials (StEM), a project conducted in association with the Digital Cinema Initiative (DCI).

Lustre offers a wide range of advanced creative tools that facilitate the complex color manipulation and image enhancement tasks becoming inherent to today's digital film productions. Designed to work in both linear and logarithmic color spaces, Lustre offers familiar concepts, such as printer lights, to color timers who have been trained in film laboratories as well as creative tools designed for colorists more familiar with video processes. The Lustre system features a high-quality tactile interface designed to provide a more intuitive color-correction interface than is generally afforded by a stylus and mouse.

	Discreet Lustre The Discreet® Lustre® color grading system is the ultimate high-performance solution for interactive grading and look creation. Its unique and powerful software design delivers real-time primary and secondary color correction and
grading capabilities while providing a rich and sophisticated feature set for working with high-resolution imagery and digital intermediates. Lustre offers colorists and color timers an intuitive environment for highly interactive color-correction sessions enabling them to collaborate directly with Directors of Photography and filmmakers to adjust the colors and look of a film—from the most subtle of adjustments to extravagant color and lighting effects.
	Lustre requires no proprietary hardware and represents the state of the art in high-performance software design, capable of delivering real-time 2K playback for both 10- and 16-bit scans as well as 32-bit/component image processing making it the
perfect solution for the most demanding in DI standards. Lustre was the product selected to color-grade the 16-bit/component 4K DI required for the American Society of Cinematographers (ASC) Standard Evaluation Materials (StEM), a project conducted in association with the Digital Cinema Initiative (DCI). Lustre offers a wide range of advanced creative tools that facilitate the complex color manipulation and image enhancement tasks becoming inherent to today's digital film productions. Designed to work in both linear and logarithmic color spaces, Lustre offers familiar concepts, such as printer lights, to color timers who have been trained in film laboratories as well as creative tools designed for colorists more familiar with video processes. The Lustre system features a high-quality tactile interface designed to provide a more intuitive color-correction interface than is generally afforded by a stylus and mouse.