LDX 110 (Grass Valley) improve the experience at CarMax Park

The CarMax Park venue, home of the Richmond Flying Squirrels baseball team, elevates the quality and consistency of its broadcasts with a production environment built around five LDX 110 cameras. Grass Valley.

The new production ecosystem of Flying Squirrels It has five camera systems LDX 110, including a unit in wireless configuration, which offer the image quality, operational flexibility and performance necessary to “ensure complete live coverage throughout the venue.” This implementation reflects the club's ongoing commitment to improving the quality and consistency of its live match coverage, while strengthening CarMax Park's capabilities for live sports and event production.

Anthony Oppermann, part of the Richmond Flying Squirrels team, confirms that this deployment has helped raise the level of quality of production, allowing us to reach “the standard to which we aspire.” "We have received very positive feedback from MLB partners about the quality of broadcasts and live broadcasts. The update has given us capabilities that many other minor league organizations simply do not have," he notes.

Creative Grading: more possibilities for Flying Squirrels

New workflow is enhanced by technology Creative Grading from Grass Valley, allowing operators to maintain a consistent and distinctive visual look throughout each match. Its intuitive graphical interface allows for quick adjustments without distracting operators from the live action, helping them stay focused on the moments that matter most.

This commitment to Grass Valley solutions shows a change in the audiovisual strategies of the Minor League Baseball teams. The improved on-screen presentation has strengthened the club's ability to deliver an engaging and visually coherent experience across broadcast coverage. streaming, television and in the stadium itself. This movement aims Greg Doggett, vice president of North American sports at Grass Valley, responds to user demand for a “high-quality viewing experience regardless of market size.”

“The Richmond Flying Squirrels are demonstrating how regional sports organizations can adopt the same level of technology used in premier live sporting events to deliver stronger coverage, more engaging broadcasts and greater long-term operational value,” he added.