CINERAMAX' EXTREME MODULATION TRANSFER FUNCTION XDR WALL - THE BARE PERFECT PIXELS!

Color volume and CIE diagrams are both used to represent color reproduction on displays, but they differ in dimensionality and what they represent:

  • Color volume

    A three-dimensional diagram that shows the range of colors a display can reproduce at different brightness levels. The shape resembles a rainbow-colored rock, and a cross-section of the diagram shows color reproduction at different brightness levels. Color volume is a better measure of a display's color rendering capacity than a CIE diagram because it takes luminance into account. A display with good color volume is important for highlighting details in content, especially in HDR/XDR.

  • CIE diagram

    A two-dimensional chromaticity diagram that shows the range of colors a display can reproduce at a single luminance level, usually 75% of the display's peak luminance. The CIE 1931 chromaticity diagram, for example, shows the distribution of spectral colors around the edge of the space, with all perceivable hues within. This diagram is still widely used today for accurate color measurements.

The Pursuit of Excellence in Video Wall Systems

Through eight years of extensive experimentation with high-end video wall systems, CINERAMAX has identified the essential components for a comprehensive audio-visual experience. By incorporating field microscopes to deconstruct the chips and analyze the screen coating structure, this original methodology exemplifies a relentless pursuit of innovation and represents the culmination of years of dedicated effort.

Advancing the Extreme Modulation Transfer Function XDR Expert Viewers Videowall

Building on a legacy of pioneering work in high-end home video display technology, including advancements in Faroudja, 9-inch CRTs, and optical rear projection hard screens, CINERAMAX is leading the development of the Extreme Modulation Transfer Function XDR Expert Viewers Videowall. The project includes the adults-only no-coating MIP and the grandkids-safe pressed film technology. This initiative reflects a profound understanding of visual experience and a commitment to surpassing current technological limitations in a way that maximizes performance tailored to a household's makeup.

Overcoming Challenges in Existing Video Wall Technologies

Original The Wall Professional Examination

A meticulous analysis of the original Wall Professional revealed critical flaws, including flickering, pixel over-ringing, and excessive heat generation. Addressing these issues is essential for advancing the Extreme Modulation Transfer Function XDR Expert Viewers Videowall Level 2.

2022 The Wall Model Dissection

In the 2022 iteration of The Wall, CINERAMAX observed significant improvements in light control, signal performance, and heat management. However, the nanoparticle-free coating resulted in a sharper TV appearance, detracting from the desired nano reflective "Film Look." Achieving enhanced realism without reflected light was a key objective for future developments, which was just accomplished this week.

Technological Milestones in Video Wall Development

The New Brain - XM11202G Driver Chip

The discovery of the XM11202G driver chip marks a major breakthrough, promising visual output that closely resembles film quality, surpassing previous models.

Flip Chip Anomaly Resolution

Employing specialized imaging technology, CINERAMAX has innovatively addressed imperfections in flip chips, achieving a 99% correction rate. This process integrates the MIP elements of Sony Crystal LED technology, ensuring uniformity and precision in display output.

Binning for Uniformity

A rigorous binning process ensures the highest level of uniformity in flip chip technology, selecting only top performers based on precise color wavelength measurements.

Tumbling for Perfection

The tumbling process refines chip uniformity, contributing to the flawless visual output envisioned for the Extreme Modulation Transfer Function XDR Expert Viewers Videowall Level 1 series.

Integration of Superior Video Processing Technology

CINERAMAX plans to incorporate advanced video processing capabilities inspired by the exceptional video wall display at InfoComm. This includes technology from Silicon Core, the OEM manufacturer for Crystal LED, which is used to grade content for the Las Vegas Sphere, highlighting its role in delivering high-quality visual content.

Ongoing Commitment to Audio-Visual Integration

CINERAMAX's latest project, Poseidon, exemplifies this commitment. It is the first multipurpose room designed around Trinnov Waveforming™ Sound Shaping technology for a 205" videowall, with an acoustically transparent floor and 56 distortionless woofers. This project aims for an RP-22 Class 4 rank in low-frequency extension and Class 3 rank in the remaining channels for the 2025 CEDIA competition, showcasing CINERAMAX's dedication to advancing audio-visual integration and amending RP-22 standards for videowalls.

Visionary Leadership and Technological Advancement

CINERAMAX’s decades-long development of audio best practices for video walls using hard solid projection screens for superior audio performance and the Extreme Modulation Transfer Function XDR Expert Viewers Videowall project demonstrates a commitment to audio-visual excellence through a clever use of 21:9 aspect ratios. This comprehensive approach promises an unparalleled home entertainment experience, faithfully recreating reality. CINERAMAX's visionary clarity and determination continue to redefine the high-end home video display industry, setting new benchmarks for the future.

Upcoming Showcase

Our new technology will be on display this summer in Miami, aiming to reignite community interest in the high immersive arts and community virtual windows.