Panasonic hits a homerun with Major League Baseball Productions
May 22, 2003 12:00 PM
Major League Baseball Productions will acquire all HD segments of
its flagship series This Week In Baseball, with Panasonic's
AJ-HDC27 VariCam HD camera.
Forty percent of each episode will be shot using Panasonic's
VariCam. All freelance cameramen hired during this season shoot using
VariCam, effectively replacing all segments previously shot in film
with HD video.
The AJ-HDC27 VariCam replicates many of the key features of
film-based image acquisition, including 24-frame progressive scan
images, time lapse recording, and a wide range of variable frame rates
(4-fps to 60-fps in single-frame increments) for
“overcranked” and “undercranked” off-speed
in-camera effects. The AJ-HDC27 VariCam also features CineGamma
software that permits Panasonic’s HD Cinema camera systems to
more closely match the latitude of film stocks. Major League Baseball
Productions will also use Panasonic’s AJ-FRC27 frame rate
converter, which offers field producers the ability to view the results
of a VariCam “undercranked” or “overcranked”
off-speed effect immediately, as well as the AJ-HD150 DVCPRO HD studio
editing VTR.
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