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Bradley Engineering to roll out HDC_100 remote camera ball
Jul 22, 2009 2:36 PM
At IBC2009, Bradley Engineering will introduce the HDC_100, a 100mm remote ball that is fully equipped HD camera.
The company also will unveil a new SMPTE-standard dual-channel fiber system specifically designed for remote camera applications. By using a variety of cables and connectors, the system delivers a high degree of flexibility.
The dual fiber system offers several unique attributes, including using both fibers as return HD-SDI feeds with common data and power to two remote cameras. Each fiber channel can be reversed to send reverse vision to a single remote camera position such as a commentary box.
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