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NIGHT WALKER LENSES STRIDE OUT WITH TWO NEW ADDITIONS Sirui Optical BY DAVID FOX


Sirui has extended its range of low-light capable Night Walker S35 cine lenses with new 16mm and 75mm T1.2 models, to add to the existing 24mm, 35mm and 55mm focal lengths. They are claimed to offer excellent optical performance that means they are still sharp at maximum aperture, while producing ‘pleasing bokeh’.


The 16mm lens has 14 elements


in fi ve groups, 13-blade iris and 0.3m minimum focus distance, while the 75mm has 13 elements in four groups, 18-blade iris and 0.7m


minimum focus distance. All the T1.2 lenses are about the same weight (under 600g) and have uniform dimensions, about 93mm long with a 77.6mm front diameter,


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The Night shift: The Night Walker lens line-up, with the 16mm and 75mm models


with 67mm fi lter thread and a 270º focus throw. They also have identical gear position and matched colour characteristics. The lenses are offered in black or


FOCUS ON END-TO-END CONNECTIVITY CONTINUES Globecast


BY ANNE MORRIS


Recent projects being discussed on the Globecast stand include the renewal of a long-standing agreement with Arabsat and GAB incorporating hybrid satellite and SRT technology for worldwide content delivery; implementation of a TV head- end for OTT and IPTV with Orange; cloud-based production and workfl ow management for Euronews’ 14 channels; and global quality control services for a major streaming platform’s 8000 channels.


metallic grey, and are available with fi ve mounts: Canon RF, Fujifi lm X, L-mount, Sony E and Micro-Four- Thirds mounts. 12.D61


ASBU, Globecast and GAB signing ceremony with (L-R): Alhamedi Alanezi, President CEO, Arabsat; Abdelrahim Suleiman, Director General, ASBU; and Philippe Bernard, CEO, Globecast


According to Globecast, it has


broadened its acquisition, remote production, media management, playout and distribution solutions, backed by investments in cloud technologies and an expanded


cloud-focused team.


The company says it now offers comprehensive media integration and management solutions that enable rightsholders, broadcasters, operators and


MODULAR EVOLUTION FOR CONVERSION Magewell


BY KEVIN EMMOTT


Building on the low-latency performance of its standalone encoders and decoders, Magewell has developed a high-density 2U rackmount chassis, Modator, with slots for up to 10 modules. The fi rst four Modator modules all support NDI connectivity technology with modules offering Pro Convert for NDI to AIO, HDMI,


HDMI 4K Plus and HDMI Plus. Each hot-swappable Modator module provides network connectivity and can work independently to convert between baseband video/audio signals and IP streams. All feature a web-based management interface. The Modator frame and each independent module can be centrally confi gured, controlled and monitored through Magewell’s optional Control Hub management software.


digital platforms to modernise their technology stack and workfl ows while redirecting their own resources on their content and user monetisation priorities. 5.C75


Modator features a high-density, modular, rackmount form factor


Users can also confi gure frame network settings and monitor the status of the chassis and installed modules through the integrated 4.8in LED touchscreen. Dual


power supplies and optimised heat dissipation enable reliable 24/7 operation, claims the company. 7.A44


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