Brompton Technology demonstrated its latest solutions, including its new TrueLight® technology, at that year's SIGGRAPH Conference in Los Angeles.
Brompton had a presence in the Z by HP booth (West Hall, booth 215), where its Tessera SX40 LED video processors powered a virtual production volume demo alongside partners including NVIDIA, Fuse Technical Group, ROE Visual, and the Entertainment Technology Center at USC (ETC@USC).
We were incredibly excited to attend SIGGRAPH for the milestone 50th year of the conference, a testament to the strength and longevity of the visual effects and computer graphics communities. As we prepared to enter a new generation of virtual production technology, SIGGRAPH was an opportunity to reach not only practitioners across the ecosystem but also students who would be leading the charge tomorrow. Brompton's innovations, including TrueLight and the Tessera G1 receiver card, were forward-thinking technologies that would unlock new creative possibilities for years to come, said Adrian Jeakins, at that time Director of Engineering at Brompton Technology.
Brompton hosted a Birds of a Feather session on Tuesday, August 8, from 11:00 am to 12:00 pm PDT in Room 512, titled RGBW and LED Panels as a Lighting Source. This talk brought together industry experts, including Brompton’s Director of Engineering Adrian Jeakins, ROE Visual’s R&D Manager Tucker Downs, Google’s Senior Software Engineer Chloe LeGendre, and ARRI’s Image Science Engineer Joseph Goldstone, who delved into the intricacies of LED panel design and control. The panel specifically explored the challenges posed by using LED panels as a source of illumination, where the spectral output of RGB resulted in color shifts and unnatural-looking skin tones – and how TrueLight helped solve this problem by providing control of panels that incorporated additional LED emitters into each pixel.
