Lumagen.
Bring the picture
into focus.

It sits in the video signal path between your sources and display, providing tools for tone mapping, scaling, calibration, and image sizing. The configuration should suit the display, screen, room, and source material. We’ll help determine where it belongs in your system.

No. Lumagen handles video processing and HDMI routing; your receiver or AV processor still handles surround decoding and audio system duties. Depending on the model and connections, the video processor may be placed before or after the AV electronics. We’ll map both picture and sound paths.

HDR tone mapping can be useful when adapting source material to a projector’s light output and your screen. The result depends on the projector, screen size and gain, room, and setup. We’ll assess those factors and explain where an external processor may benefit your system.

No. Radiance Pro is specified for HDMI 2.0 4K60. ArtisaN’s base specification also supports 4K60, with software-key upgrade options for HDMI 2.1, 8K, and 4K120. Passthrough and processing are separate options. We’ll confirm current software availability and the exact capability of the quoted configuration.

Lumagen offers tools for aspect ratios, image sizing, and masking, with support for anamorphic screen setups. We’ll check the screen geometry, lens, projector settings, source formats, and control requirements before specifying how the system should change between content types.

Contact Audio Exchange in Richmond with your equipment list and goals. We’ll confirm model and configuration options, software release status, current pricing and availability, any demonstration options, and the installation or calibration services appropriate to your project.