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THREE CHOICES FOR PROMPT DELIVERY
Fortinge BY DAVID FOX
The compact Vega Studio teleprompter is a foldable design built with carbon fibre. Available in 17in, 19in, 21in and 24in options, it has an integrated clock and talent monitor, with counterbalance for enhanced stability, plus dual SDI, dual AV and NDI IP inputs. The Noa III Tablet teleprompter is a lightweight, tool-less assembly set up compatible with (up to 13in) tablets and mobile phones. It includes the free ForPrompt Mobile software and a Mini BT1 Bluetooth hand controller. Noa III can be easily attached to mini ENG and DSLR cameras. It offers adjustable height and two cold shoe mounts for accessories. Fortinge’s Robo and Robo IP Series teleprompters for PTZ cameras offer monitors from 19in to 24in and are compatible with a wide range of PTZ cameras,
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MEDIA MEMORIES IN THE CLOUD Mnemonica BY ANNE MORRIS
Ready for a PTC on a PTZ: The Robo Series teleprompter
including large models such as Sony’s BRC-X1000, Canon’s CR-N700/N500 or Panasonic’s AW-UE160. The teleprompters come with a rigid hood, adjustable mounting plate and trapezoidal glass for wide viewing. The Robo IP models use NDI technology and offer HDMI, composite (BNC), VGA, 3G-SDI and NDI/IP video inputs. Both ranges come in regular and high brightness versions, with optional ForPrompt Studio/Studio News software and a range of control accessories. 11.B47
Following seven years of design and development, Italy- based media asset management specialist Mnemonica is unveiling Mnemonica Archive, a cloud-based service for storing digital film and media assets. Mnemonica Archive enables all rights holders to safeguard, access, and market their digital property for the long term. It also complements the company’s streaming, large data transfer and master library services. Piero Costantini, Chief Executive of Mnemonica, said: “The launch of Mnemonica Archive is a pivotal moment for the preservation of our cinematic heritage. This groundbreaking advancement fulfils the mission within the name of Mnemonica, ‘the art of remembering’. It serves as a
Costantini: ‘A pivotal moment for the preservation of our cinematic heritage’
content hub for the global film industry.” According to Mnemonica, the cloud provides the most technically secure environment for long-term data storage. According to the company, it offers resilience against media failures, loss and natural disasters, thereby avoiding accountability dispersion and sunk costs while maintaining constant availability. 4.B06
ACTION TIME FOR TINY CAMERA WITH HIGH FRAME RATE
Proton Camera Innovations BY DAVID FOX
The Proton HFR is claimed to be the smallest high frame rate broadcast camera on the market. It measures 36x36x90mm and weighs 150g, but can capture up to 240fps in 1080p.
This is achieved by combining two-, three- or four-phase SDI output, which is then reassembled at the server, meaning that slow-motion output is continuous. This simplifies the workflows associated with slow- motion capture, allowing for a smaller camera.
It is the first global shutter
minicam in Proton’s range, for more accurate fast-moving action, vital for applications such as goal-line replay. It is also its first camera to take a C-mount lens, working with a wide range of high-quality lenses. For mounting flexibility, the HFR comes in a ‘flex’ format, allowing the camera head to be separated from its processing unit by up to 70cm, for use in tinier spaces.
The 12-bit Sony sensor is HDR compliant, supporting HLG, PQ and S-log3, and delivering 12 stops of dynamic range. The camera consumes 15W of power, operating at voltages between 12V and 25V. 11.A04
Smaller, higher, faster: Proton’s HFR broadcast camera
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