BSI captures all surf action with its new Ptrz

In the Quiksilver Pro Surf Championship, recently held in France, BSI deployed its new waterproof waterproof camera, which you already used in some of the aquatic tests at the London Games.

Broadcast Sports (BSI), developer and provider of wireless camera services, has managed to capture all the emotion of the Quiksilver Pro surf championship with its new PTRZ.

La competición, que forma parte del calendario mundial de la la Asociación de Surfistas Profesionales, tuvo lugar recientemente en las playas vasco-francesas y fue emitido por Eurosport y Fox Australia, así como a través del site Quiksilverlive.com.

Debido a las cambiantes condiciones meteorológicas y de navegación, el campeonato se traslaba cada jornada a lo largo de la playa buscando las mejores olas.

Un despliegue ligero

Por ello, BSI, apostó por un despliegue ligero compuesta por dos cámaras de RF que podían ser operadas en cualquier lugar a lo largo de 10 kilómetros de playa.

The company also deployed its new water -proof PTRZ camera, which it already used in some of the aquatic tests at the London Games, and an ENG camera with link. All signals centralized a Land Rover with four channels with point-to-point links.

The Land Rover could move according to where the test was celebrated even reaching 8 km away from the central control without having to move production.

The PTRZ cameras were mounted on a post to obtain points of view of the crowd along the beach.

These dome -shaped PTRZ offer high definition 1080i with 10x 210mm x 165mm optical zoom. It allows to collect 360º images continuously, leaning up to 60 °.

Both movements and zoom, gain, iris, focus, shutter speed, saturation, and pedestal are remotely adjustable. Use COFDM wireless coding at H.264 MPEG-4 and MPEG 1 Layer II with QPSK and modulation 16qam and works at 1.4-1.5 GHz or 2.0 GHz-2.5.