Post Logic to Offer Pixspan

Pixspan, Inc., a workflow technology company for storage and bandwidth challenges of full-resolution images, announced a strategic reseller partnership with Post Logic of France.

The company is the first in France to offer Pixspan solutions, which provide a 50-80% savings on storage and networking when the software is applied to full resolution workflows. Post Logic is a France’s distributor of software and integrated systems for video post production, film, broadcast, and 3D animation.

As a result of the agreement, Post Logic now offers Pixspan’s software storage solutions and enhancements to Autodesk’s Flame family of products, including Flame, Lustre, Flame  Assist, and Flare. Post Logic also can combine Pixspan with other technology solutions to save its customers storage and network costs across the entire imaging chain, from on-set though post and final assets.

“We are pleased to offer Pixspan’s software solutions,” said Gérard Bonnet, GM, Post Logic. “We continue to look for innovative media workflow technologies and appreciate the additional flexibility that Pixspan offers as a subscription service, replacing the need for permanent equipment decisions. As content creators take on larger 4K and 6K projects, customers can expand their resources as needed with Pixspan.”

As file sizes keep growing across the marketplace due to higher resolutions and dynamic range, Pixspan’s software products offer significant workflow savings of speed, time and resources. For companies with mission critical needs for storage, network, and transmission of full-resolution imaging, Pixspan can reduce the data burden and enhance productivity – without compromising image quality.

“We are excited that Post Logic, with its wide range of quality solutions for the film, broadcast, and animation markets, is offering Pixspan’s products to their customers,” said Michael Rowny, CEO, Pixspan. “We look forward to working with Post Logic on new workflow solutions, including those recently introduced with our partner, Autodesk.”