I-Movix will show a new version of Infinite at IBC

Your Ultra Slow Motion camera for HD and 4K capture will now have a new version free of triggeo and without the need to use a server.

IBC 2016 is the framework chosen by I-Movix for the presentation of the new version of Infinite that will now not require a server to work and incorporates triggeo-free technology.

Laurent Renard, CEO of I-Movix CEO, highlights that "this solution is radically new as it provides unprecedented scalability and great flexibility to adapt to any production workflow. Infinite, which was launched last April at NAB, is based on the Phantom Flex 4K from Vision Research, with more than an hour of continuous loop recording in high speed and high resolution and with the revolutionary ability to operate autonomously without the need for a production server. Configuration based on the Phantom v642 is now also available.”

This Ultra Slow Motion camera system combines great scalability with trigger-less operation, providing on-board recording of a loop of up to one hour at a high frame rate in HD as well as frame-accurate speed ramps without compensation or interpolation.

Infinite helps optimize production logistics when used both in stand-alone mode without a server or in conjunction with a server, in this case requiring a single channel, saving costs and space in the mobile unit.

X10 UHD RF

Completing the range of its X10 solutions, I-Movix will showcase the new wireless HD Ultra Slow Motion camera system in Amsterdam. X10 UHD RF can be used in wireless mode in Ultra Slow Motion captures at a very high dynamic range.

The solution, which allows live and replay operations with standard RF equipment, stands out for its light weight and easy operation. The system will be available with numerous wireless solutions, including Vislink's Clip-On 4 or L1700.