da Vinci's 2K Plus used in post-production of 2006 Oscar nominees

The 2K Plus da Vinci Systems' Emmy Award-winning image enhancement system played an instrumental role in the colour grading of Oscar-nominated films this year, including films posted in the emerging digital intermediate (DI) process.
Among the confirmed Oscar-nominated films colour-graded on the da Vinci 2KPlus are "Walk the Line", "Good Night and Good Luck", "Transamerica", "The
Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe", and "Memoirs of a Geisha".
"The da Vinci 2K Plus has become synonymous with the term 'colour enhancement,'" said Bill Robertson, Vice President and General Manager of da Vinci Systems. "Its unrivalled power and unmatched toolset have made it the preferred choice of today's leading colourists and cinematographers for truly realizing their creative vision."
The da Vinci 2K Plus offers the flexibility needed to adapt to both linear and nonlinear workflows, thus placing it as the leader in DI colour grading.
The DI technology offered by the 2K Plus allows colourists nonlinear access to all material while storing references and keeping colour decisions matched with editorial changes. (CD)