InterBEE REVIEW2016

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New visual experience unlocked by 4K/8K3:00 PM - 5:00 PM, Thursday, November 17th Visual SymposiumAt the Visual Symposium, Mr. John Daro of FotoKem, Mr. Hiroshi Koike of Dentsu, Mr. Kenkichi Tanioka of Medical Imaging Consortium and Mr. Koichi Tonozuka of IMAGICA discussed the future of video.“Meridian” is an experimental program made for “Netflix”. A production pipeline is constructed mainly containing a man-agement system, allowing a bunch of engineering require-ments. “Meridian” is 4K HDR video shot with 60 frames per second with a peak brightness level of 4000 nits and artisti-cally it has attracted interest for old film texture expressed by ACES. (Mr. Daro)8k video has a new value, charm and role. For example, visitors can view it totally at the same time, the experience is immersion feel simply by sound through 22.2 channel audio, enjoy RPG games that allow users to get a whole view of the map as a full picture due to greater interactivity, and enjoy VR and 3D which can be enjoyed with the naked eye due to increased reality. New visual experiences are stimulating new demand. (Mr. Koike)Current endoscopic operation is as close to abdominal operations as can be. The biggest advantage of 8K endoscope operations, as admitted by doctors, is gained from the spacious operating area. Also, it is greater hoped that distin-guishing between cancerous and healthy tissue, and anasto-mosis operations will become easier. The challenge will be developing an ultrasensitive image sensor. (Mr. Tanioka)8K production is expected to be great demand in anticipa-tion of the Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics, but there are extremely few editing offices. Due to the achievements of 4K video editing, a site dedicated to 8K video editing has been opened this year. 8K production issues include filming loca-tions, monitoring the environment during production work, sense of realism, focusing and secondary processing time. (Mr. Tonozuka)In the panel discussion, it was said that in order to create a new video experience by ultra-high resolution video, it is important for creative teams to drive technology rather than the other way round. Technical development strength in areas with high of demand, such as the medical field, lead the world and the benefit that bring to the media field was also discussed.82