NuGen Audio LM-Correct 2 Upgrade - Auto Loudness Softwarefrom NuGen Audio LM-Correct 2 Upgrade - Auto Loudness Softwareis software that provides an immediate and hassle-free route to creating loudness-compliant audio, and in the process saves time and prevents costly mistakes. Either within a DAW/NLE, or as a stand-alone application, LM-Correct 2 delivers automated compliance with look ahead True-Peak correction. Used in conjunction with a real-time meter, the program saves iterative adjustments to the mix as target levels are approached, allowing transparent in-edit 'quick-touch' finishing of audio.

For file based-processes LM-Correct rapidly assesses and adjusts the entire file faster than real time. Automatically handling audio files from mono through 5.1, the software is compliant with all current loudness standards, and if needed the optional dialog-gated measure can be specified. Audio can be transformed with a single click from one specification to the next, with faster than real-time processing when delivering multiple versions or re-purposing for different regions and play-out specifications is required.

Upgrade from LM-Correct    True-Peak Measurement and Limiting    1-Click Analysis and Correction    Game Audio (ASWG 7.1 Surround)    Mono to 5.1 Surround    Standalone    AAX, RTAS, AudioSuite    Audio Units, VST, VST3    Mac OS X, Windows

• M Max measure/correct (dynamic correction)
• S Max measure/correct (dynamic correction)
• Single click analysis and correction
• LRA measure/correct (requires optional DynApt extension)
• EBU R128 S1 support
• Game audio (ASWG 7.1 surround)
• Compact interface
• Expanded interface
• Options panel
• Text file processing summary log

• Single-click solution to loudness conformance
• Immediate finishing of audio to loudness standards
• Editor based and stand alone operation
• Integrated true-peak back-stop limiter
• Text file analysis and processing summaries
• Optional dialog gated measure

• Automated standard compliance
• ITU-R BS. 1770 | EBU R128 | CALM Act compliant
• Integrated loudness target
• Maximum True Peak level
• Short-term and momentary loudness limiting
• Optional DynApt LRA dynamics targeting
• "EBU Mode"
• Automatic mono through 5.1 compatibility plus ASWG 7.1 support

• Clear parameter read out
• Simple one-click analysis
• Dial in target values directly
• One-click correction
• Offline faster than real-time advantage

Compatible with all recommendations and guidance based upon the international standard ITU-R B.S. 1770, revisions 1, 2 and 3 including

• ATSC A/85 (Calm Act)
• EBU R128
• EBU R128 S1
• ARIB TR-B32
• OP-59
• AGCOM 219/9/CSP
• Portaria 354
• DPP

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this brand new?

A: This is a brand new, unopened product. All products purchased at B&H are brand new in the original factory box including packaging, all factory included accessories and factory warranty, unless otherwise stated to be USED, Refurbished or Demo.

Q: 2. Recommend this lens or the 80 mm for youth sports? I was also considering the 55-200mm 3.5-4.8.

A: I'm leaning to agree with the former comments. I use the 90mm for its sharpness in landscape photography for compression and for close up subjects. Within sports use while the subjects are moving in and out, you would want the flexibility of zoom control, but as in so many cases in photography, if you had one lens and it were the 90mm f2 one could make it happen, but the loss percentage would probably go up.

Q: 3. Is this lens any good for short films?

A: Great prime lens, very sharp and beautiful color, It would be a great lens for tighter shots.

Q: 4. Is this lens still made in Japan?

A: Our data indicates that the Fuji XF 90mm f/2 R LM WR Lens with UV Filter Kit is made in both Japan and China, as countries of origin.

Q: 5. Ever really use a filter for portrait shooting with this lense?

A: No filters used. This lens is exceptionally sharp! If diffusion or softening is necessary, it is much easier and controlled during post processing.

Q: 6. Is this lens still made in Japan after Fujifilm moved their factory?

A: Yes, the following unit is made in Japan.

Q: 7. I own this lens and when it isn't attached to a powered camera, there is a distinct movement from within the lens. I assume this is because the magnets aren't powered which allows the lens elements to move. Over time (travel etc) can this movement lead to damage within the lens?

A: The quad linear motor and will always make a sound and you're right - when it's not engaged (turned OFF) it makes a knocking sound because the magnets that drive the motor are not engaged. When it's turned on the magnets are engaged and will hum a bit. That's typically how triple linear motors work but it does not affect the image quality, video sound or the camera operation.

Q: 8. Product highlights say Weather-Sealed Construction .But isn't Fujifilm WR only Weather-Resistant ?

A: The Fujifilm WR lenses are weather sealed and the lens you found is a WR lens. It is a Fujifilm XF 90mm f/2 LM WR lens.

Q: 9. Would the be a lens to use for say Capturing whitetail deer at dusk on a Tx2?

A: It would be ok but may be a bit lacking as far as distance, you would be much better off getting a fast tele lens like the 50-140mm, click on the link below; https://bhpho.to/3a1We2C

Q: 10. Does this 90mm lens have image stabilization?

A: No, it does not. BUt I have no problems hand-holding with my X-T1 at 1/160 sec.