Eclair, a leader in content services for the motion picture and television industries, recently announced the successful remastering of the first French feature film in 300 nits HDR for Onyx Cinema LED screens,
“Le Chant du Loup” (Pathé Films, Trésor Films and Chi-Fou-Mi Productions). Distributed in France by Pathé, Antonin Baudry’s “Le Chant du Loup” (“The Wolf’s Call”) is the first release mastered for Samsung’s new emissive technology to be shown at the Pathé Beaugrenelle in Paris.
“We are proud to be the first lab in Europe to offer this type of 4K HDR remastering, which combines unprecedented technical performance and visual quality with optimal brightness and vivid, refined colours, from immaculate whites to the deepest blacks,” says Pascal Mogavero, Senior Vice President of Eclair. “The Onyx solution is also Eclair Color-certified through our global partnership with Samsung, and we anticipate growing demand from both producers and distributors.”

Eclair is the only company in the EMEA to provide professional services specifically tailored for the Onyx Cinema LED – contrast ratio of 1000000:1, HDR grading at 300 nits, and DCP mastering – for filmmakers, producers and distributors. To this end, Eclair installed an Onyx Cinema LED grading room & auditorium at its Paris-Vanves facility last November featuring a 3D-capable 5.2-meter screen, 18 seats, 7.1 audio technology from Harman’s JBL, and a full colour-grading suite.