Brompton Technology’s Tessera S8 LED processor is perfect for high-profile projects that don’t require large output capacity but would still benefit from the flexibility of Brompton’s industry-leading Tessera feature set and easy-to-use software.

Sitting alongside the award-winning Tessera SX40, this mid-range LED processor provides stunning results with support for all of Brompton’s ground-breaking Tessera processing features, including HDRand Dynamic Calibration as well as Ultra Low Latency, HFR+ (High Frame Rate) and Frame Remapping.

It offers full 4K60 input support, with eight 1G outputs each capable of 525K pixels at 60Hz, 8 bits per color, and has a zero-latency up/down scaler that matches the source to the screen.

The Tessera S8 allows for full HD output with closed loop redundancy, making it a great subrental option for your live events.

The Tessera SK40 is a full 4K LED video processor that allows you to send 4K content to ROE Visual Black Pearl 2.84mm LED’s.

NEW – Multiple cameras can capture multiple content streams on the same LED screen simultaneously with Frame Remapping.

Frame Remapping is a game changer when shooting with LED screens, allowing for at least two cameras per setup (up to four depending on frame rate you’re shooting at) by genlocking each camera to the same frame rate as the content coming in. Of course, it is easy to setup since the different content is automatically split up and stitched together by our Tessera processor, which can display it in any order you want.

ONE SCREEN, MULTIPLE STREAMS

Frame Rate Multiplication allows an LED screen to refresh at a frame rate that is a multiple of the input frame rate, to ensure the camera sees a complete image every time it opens its shutter.

Frame Remapping extends this by allowing you to specify exactly what part of the input raster is output for each of these additional frames. To the eye the different content will appear to be superimposed – but a camera that is genlocked and set to the appropriate phase offset can capture any one of the content streams.

It is also possible to interleave frames of any solid color, which has additional benefits:

• Black frames can be inserted to reduce motion blur
• Blue or green frames can be inserted so that separate cameras can be used to capture both a virtual background and a matte background for post-production keying