cineSpace Documentation
The cineSpace Suite
The components of the cineSpace Suite are
- cineProfiler
-
An application that utilises a hardware probe like a
gretag macbeth i1 display, beamer or xrite dtp92 to profile the
response of your monitor. These profiles are stored in XML files that
are used to calibrate your display by the applications listed below.
- equalEyes
-
This is a standalone tool that uses a monitor profile created by
cineprofiler to match your monitor to another monitor, a video standard
(like PAL, NTSC or HD) or to film. It works by modifying the gamma table
of your graphics card.
- cineCube
-
A command line tool that is used to generate 3d colour cubes
that can be used by realtime playback products from Iridas (the
framecycler line of products) and Nucoda (dataConform & film master).
These products load these `cubes' onto the graphics card and provided a
cineSpace calibrated display within their own application.
- xml2Legacy
-
For people still using v1.2 cineSpace xml2legacy transforms profiles
built by our v2.0 profiler so that they can be used with v1.2 cineSpace.
- legacy2xml
-
For people still using v1.2 cineSpace xml2legacy transforms profiles
built by our v1.2 profiler so that they can be used with v2.0 cineSpace.
- cineFusion
- (windows only)
The plugin to Digital Fusion which provides the
functionality of both equalEyes & cineCube as a node within Fusion. It
also has support for multiple accelerated modes for dealing with 3d
luts.
- cineShake
- (linux + osx only)
The plugin to Shake which provides the functionality of both
equalEyes & cineCube as a node within a tree or as a viewer LUT. It also
has support for multiple accelerated modes for dealing with 3d luts.
The cineSpace suite is developed by Rising Sun Research.
Also available are the cineSpace Forums.
This documentation last changed on October 19, 2004.