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 Posted: 25/02/2010
I-MOVIX will exhibit new products and developments in its industry-leading ultra-slow-motion range, used by top sports broadcasters, documentary crews, movie makers, and commercials producers around the world.
New Products and New Features for the 2010 NAB Show:

SprintCam Vvs HD — New Product
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Two versions of the SprintCam Vvs HD are offered: a standard camera version, or optimised for shoulder-mounted portable shooting, providing an unprecedented level of convenience and creativity in ultra-slow-motion action.

The SprintCam Vvs HD system comprises: the latest generation of high-speed HD camera; an operational control panel providing real broadcast quality color matrix and control of frame rate choice; a slow motion remote allowing the user to select a video sequence and instantly replay it with an HD-SDI output for live broadcast or storage on any SDI recorder for a later use; and the camera control unit, providing control of the slow-motion instant replay, camera control, and data interface between camera, EVS server, or SDI recorder.

SprintCam V3 HD — New Features

I-MOVIX will show a new version of the SprintCam V3 HD, with enhanced functionality including image capture at frame rates of between 150 to 2,000 fps (6 - 80 times slower than live action) and instant replay in high definition (1080i resolution). First launched at the 2009 NAB Show and renowned for its unique combination of outstanding image quality; light sensitivity; flexible broadcast integration; and easy, out-of-the-box operation, SprintCam V3 HD's enhanced feature offering now includes: simultaneous capture and record; built-in intercom; integration of live and replay views in the viewfinder; segmented memory; a more compact 2U camera control unit housing; flexible EVS Multicam integration; auto-clip to enable mark-in to mark-out replay from the camera control unit; a digital lens interface for better iris and lens switch control; and added flexibility in the viewfinder interface to accommodate either Sony CRT or Grass Valley.

More information on this and other I-MOVIX products is available at www.i-movix.com

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I-MOVIX Adds New Features

 Posted: 28/01/2010
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Miranda launches master control and channel branding systems

 Posted: 18/03/2010
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Robotic Camera Control at regional BBC

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 Posted: 16/03/2010
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 Posted: 16/03/2010
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 Posted: 25/11/2009
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