The Pathé Palace cinema in Paris has opened after renovation with six of the world’s first Samsung Onyx cinema LED screens
The Wall, an 8K MICRO LED Samsung display screen, has additionally been put in within the foyer
Samsung Electronics at present introduced that six Samsung Onyx cinema LED shows have been efficiently put in on the Pathé Palace theater in Paris, France. Together with The Wall, an 8K display screen put in within the foyer and Smart Signage across the cinema, Samsung shows will elevate the bar on the complete moviegoing expertise.
Completely renovated over 5 years, the Pathé Palace is a one-of-a-kind venue often called a lot for its structure by Renzo Piano as it’s for the standard of its distinctive companies. To ship a premium cinema expertise, Pathé Palace is utilizing six Samsung Onyx screens: 4 4K Onyx screens that measure over 10m large and two 2K Onyx screens that measure 5m large — all of which give a brand new degree of picture high quality to the viewers.
“These six cutting-edge Samsung Onyx LED screens juxtapose brilliantly against the historic cinema, blending the classic with the modern to give moviegoers a truly unique experience,” stated Menno van den Berg, President, Samsung Electronics France. “The stunning visual quality that these displays provide will engage the audience on another level and do full justice to each filmmakers’ vision.”
Samsung Onyx is the world’s first Digital Cinema Initiatives (DCI)-certified cinema LED show for theatrical exhibition. The LED show supplies exceptionally vivid coloration and detail-rich content material, with a large, vibrant coloration gamut offering constant illustration throughout the complete display screen. Thanks to the self-lit LED Onyx screens, the HDR photos they produce have clear blacks and contrasts. With luminance as much as 300 nits, Onyx screens are greater than six occasions brighter than typical movie projectors.
“Films are most powerful when they fully immerse us in their worlds, and technology plays a crucial role in that magic. Samsung Onyx screens elevate the theatrical experience with pristine blacks and exceptional clarity, making every frame feel startlingly real.” stated Jacques Durand, Chief Information Officer, Pathé Group.
Pathé Palace also can ship distinctive 3D movie experiences because of the 3D capabilities of the Onyx LED screens, which deliver improved brightness and constant coloration amplification for enhanced realism. When sporting lively 3D glasses, a movie’s subtitle textual content, photos and even minor visible particulars acquire unprecedented readability, with out shadowing and with much less of the dizziness that may happen in conventional 3D film theaters.
Comprehensively Enhancing Pathé’s Operations
Samsung has additionally put in The Wall (IWC mannequin) in the primary foyer of the Pathé Palace. Standing at 5.4m excessive and 9.6m large, The Wall makes use of the MICRO AI Processor to research each second of footage immediately, upscaling as much as 8K decision and optimizing image high quality to have much less visible noise. The Wall’s HDR know-how makes essentially the most out of coloration and highlights, enhancing distinction and making highlights look brighter. The display screen makes use of MICRO LED know-how, which individually controls pixels to offer precision and depth within the image.
In addition to the Onyx screens and The Wall, Samsung has geared up the cinema with its Smart Signage (QMC sequence) to show the theater schedules and film trailers within the foyer, in addition to in entrance of every theater room, bringing the posters to life with the over 1 billion colours out there. At the doorway of every theater room, Samsung’s Stretched Display (SH37C mannequin) greets moviegoers with a crisp, clear display screen in a 16:4.5 ratio. The Pathé headquarters workplace has additionally not too long ago put in about 200 5K ViewFinity S9 screens and the boardroom takes benefit of the spectacular dimension and video capabilities of The Wall (IWA mannequin).
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