All-Star Game, Home-Run Derby put live 3D production to the test
Jul 20, 2010 9:12 AM
NEP Broadcasting debuted one of its new 3D production trucks last week in Anaheim, CA, for coverage of the MLB Home-run Derby and All-Star Game
Major League Baseball’s Home-Run Derby and All-Star Game last week were shot and broadcast in 3D with Sony HD technology aboard a new NEP Broadcasting production truck.
NEP Broadcasting’s SS32 3D mobile production truck made its debut at the festivities in Anaheim, CA, using three pairs of Sony HDC-1500Rs and six pairs of HDC-P1s cameras in Pace/Fusion camera rigs. The truck also features Sony’s new MVS-8000X native single link 3G production switcher, which has integrated 3D production tools and effects capability for 3D multi-camera productions. The MVS-8000X can be configured with up to 200 inputs, 100 outputs and 5MEs while operating in 1080/60P.
Editor’s note: Listen to NEP Broadcasting Chief Technology Officer George Hoover discuss the mobile production company’s latest 3D capabilities in this podcast interview.
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