NanoTech has confirmed the acquisition of a video production facility in San Francisco California, 4K Studios. 4K Studios will be focused on the creation of original content shot and mastered in 4K Ultra Hi-Definition as well as the conversion of existing media into 4K digital content. The Studio operation will be overseen by NanoTech’s LX Rudis.

4K Studios is being equipped with the resources required to be a world class production facility including multiple 4K UltraHD Movie Scanners, 4K Digital Cameras and multiple editing bays capable of production meeting the criteria for the next generation of videos.

NanoTech CEO Jeffrey A. Foley stated, “The Future of Television includes 4K UltraHD in a big way. Unlike 3D which never really gained traction in the market, 4K has no physical or hardware limitations for global adoption. We feel that in order for us to continue to be a leader in the 4K market we need to be able to provide content as well hardware and services.”

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