Ikegami also joins stereoscopy

Ikegami Electronics will exhibit at NAB 2010 new 3G 1080/60p high definition cameras as well as different developments for the production and stereoscopic control of live events. It will also expand the new range of solutions based on GFSeries Flash memories.

Ikegami Electronics is coming to Las Vegas this year with new proposals for high-definition cameras and equipment for stereoscopic production, as well as high-definition cameras and monitors for 3G-SDI HD 1080/60p environments, multi-format HD and the ENG GFCAM HD camcorder with Flash memories and 24p capture capacity.

Quizás lo más llamativo sea su nueva solución CSU-3D que permite trabajar con hasta cuatro pares de cámaras en producciones estereoscópicas. Junto con el panel de control MCP y cuatro OCPs (operation control panels), permite controlar los ajustes de niveles paralelos de la imagen en hasta cuatro pares de cámaras.

Also new will be the HDK-729P with native 720/60p, three high-sensitivity CCDs and ASIC processing with 16-bit A/D conversion. Also worth taking into account will be the HDK-77EX multi-format camera with CMOS image sensors for 1080i/720p high definition production, which highlights the temperature reduction in its operation. At the Ikegami stand we can also see the new CCU-890M camera control with triax or fiber connectivity.

But perhaps one of the strong points of Ikegami this year are the new additions to the GF family based on recording on Fash memory, with new models of the GFCam, the GFStation GFS-V10 studio deck with Flash memory, the portable version with simplified functions as a player/recorder and the GFPlayer desktop unit.