Evercast Studio vs Patterns Mobile

Bring your creative vision to life as you stream work sessions in HD, video chat with your team and collaborate live—no matter where you are. With features made specifically to facilitate creative collaboration, Evercast Studio offers a digital experience that mirrors the ease and productivity of a team sitting shoulder-to-shoulder. Whether you’re on set or on the move, the Evercast Studio iOS app lets you review video content with your team anywhere, anytime. Features include: - The ability to view video streams in 4K at 60 fps (whether your team is streaming from live cameras on set or from any software—Avid Media Composer, Premiere Pro, Maya, or anything else) - Ultra low latency collaboration (150 ms on average) - The ability to draw/annotate on screen - Face ID entry Evercast Studio is built for creatives by creatives. We believe in the power of creating from anywhere that inspires you. Why Evercast? - Real time collaboration, just like you’re in the same room - Used by thousands of major film/TV shows, video games, advertisers, and more - No need to upload files & download media to view content - Tools & features built for creative collaboration - High-tech security approved by all major Hollywood studios - 24/7 world class tech support Creativity can’t wait.

Backed by Metal, Patterns™ is the world’s first generator to support HDR on iOS. It doesn’t stop there, Patterns™ is also color management compliant allowing for validation through the entire processing path and Fine Tune calibration on supporting devices. Patterns is best utilized when paired with Portrait Display's Calman(R) color calibration software. Without the program, Patterns may be used via in app menu or through Patterns Remote. With Calman software, calibration via Apple Fine Tune is made possible for supporting displays. For Calman, A valid Calman license and version 5.13.2 or later is required. Color accuracy starts here. Whether creating or consuming content, having an accurate image preserves the artists’ creative intent.. Photography, Visual Effects, Editing, Color Grading, Web Surfing, Gaming, ect. Color makes a difference. Patterns tests the system, not just the display. The app is designed to work in the color spaces you work in. While other solutions may test a single path, Patterns tests many; after all, your web browser may be in sRGB but that movie you’re color grading could be in P3-D65, ST 2084, so why would you only calibrate or test sRGB?