54 CINEVIEW MONITORS WITH PRO FEATURES
Shenzhen Accsoon Technology BY DAVID FOX
Accsoon has introduced two 7in on-camera monitors, the CineView M7 and CineView M7 Pro TX/RX. The latter has integrated wireless video transmission, and both offer calibrated colour accuracy, advanced LUT capabilities and intelligent OS features. James Tremayne, Technical Solutions Consultant for Accsoon distributor Holdan, said: “It has dual NP-F battery slots in the rear, SDI input and output, 4K HDMI I/O, and can cross convert both
View point: Tremayne demonstrates the Accsoon CineView M7 Pro TX/RX
in either direction and output both simultaneously. It also has an SD card slot for onboard H.264
STREAMING IN POLE POSITION Globecast
BY ANNE MORRIS Broadcast, media and
entertainment managed services platform Globecast is showcasing a recently announced partnership with Racer Network (formerly known as MAVTV). Globecast is providing the US motorsports television network, headquartered in Indiana, with a suite of cloud playout, live integration, satellite distribution,
and H.265 recording, and can record to USB drives or SSDs. It is Android-based, which makes
updating and expanding it easier. It has very little latency – two or three frames, compressed.” Transmission range is up to 350m, and the CineView M7 Pro can act as a transmitter to a CineView receiver, another M7 Pro, or smartphones and tablets running Accsoon’s free See app. The 1920x1080 monitors have 1000-nits peak brightness, and include a full suite of customisable monitoring tools, such as false colour, histogram, zebras, waveform and vectorscope, plus a comprehensive LUT workfl ow, and touchscreen camera control – for Sony mirrorless cameras initially, with more being added. 12.F57
IP and terrestrial transport services to deliver sports content to consumers via its network and the Racer+ streaming app. Neil Butterfi eld, Director of Sales and Director of Live Events at Globecast, said: “Our new facility in Westlake Village is designed for advanced video services, including cloud playout and live production, that will provide Racer Network with a seamless and future- proof workfl ow to maximise monetisation and quality of
HANDHELD TUBE LIGHT LOOKS COOL
Yuyao Lishuai Film & Television Equipment BY DAVID FOX
Lishuai Lighting’s Coolcam T50C is a 20W full-colour handheld tube light with a high-brightness COB LED and enhanced lens design for doubled brightness, delivering 5698 lux at 50cm. It includes folding barndoors for light angle control and a standard soft light cloth that instantly transforms the tube light into a panel light effect. It has a colour temperature range of 2700K-7500K
and can be controlled on the light or via Bluetooth. The built-in 2600mAh battery (offering about 50 minutes at full power) plugs in to a USB-C cable and supports simultaneous use and charging. Also new is the Flaglite F200, a 210W foldable light that’s thinner (at 5mm) than traditional panel lights and more durable than fabric lights, to blend portability with high performance. It can deliver 6441 lux at 1m, with a colour temperature range of 2700K-6500K and beam angle of 120°. It comes with a range of special lighting effects. 12.C65
Globecast is helping Racer Network to improve sports content delivery
service across platforms. We look forward to working with the Racer Network team as they continue
Pretty in pink: The Coolcam T50C comes in black, white, blue or pink
to widen their growth trajectory in the years ahead.” 5.C75
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