17/05/2012

LONDON , GBR: Camera Corps has reported strong international demand for the standard and recently-introduced Pre-Set versions of the Q-Ball robotic camera systems...
This includes orders from a leadingUS television network based in California and from Netherlands-based Egripment Support Systems, located near Hilversum . Seventy Q-Ball robotic camera systems will take the field at a world-class sports event to be staged in Britain this summer. Each Q-Ball head incorporates a long-range zoom lens which allows wide-angle views as well as close-up images of the action to be obtained under full remote control.
"Q-Ball continues to attract strong market interest, not least at the April NAB 2012 Convention where we exhibited the production version of Q-Ball Pre-Set which can store and recall multiple user configurations," added Camera Corps' Sales & Project Coordinator, Tim Reynolds.
"Sales of Q-Ball systems hit the 200 mark recently and we now have orders for nearly 250 heads including 11 for an Australian broadcast rental company and six forSouth Africa . The rental market is proving very healthy as it allows broadcasters to experience the very high productivity made possible by Q-Ball before investing in systems of their own.
"Reality-show producers have proved particularly keen to use Q-Ball as a way of fielding cameras in positions that would be impractical with any other system. Q-Ball is also being deployed increasingly for live show coverage where a traditional camera would distract the audience or interrupt the view from other cameras."
Q-Ball Pre-Set enhances the efficiency of a production team by allowing detailed settings to be rehearsed ahead of a live event. Up to 18-shot settings can be rehearsed and then stored prior to a live or real-time recorded production session. Each setting consists of pan angle, tilt angle, zoom and focus. All stored parameters are held in non-volatile RAM so remain safely stored even if the Q-Ball Pre-Set system is powered down between rehearsal and actual performance.
Q-Ball and Q-Ball Pre-Set are both fully compatible with all existing Camera Corps robotic control systems, CCU panels and fibre-optic links. Up to 72 heads can be operated from a single controller. Housed in a robust and fully-weatherproof115 mm diameter aluminium sphere, Q-Ball is an ultra-compact remotely-controlled camera with integral 10-times zoom optical lens and smooth-accelerating pan/tilt motors. Equipped with a 2 megapixel CMOS sensor and capable of operating in daylight or infra-red illumination, it delivers 1080i/720p high definition or 625/525 standard definition at 50 or 59.94 Hz refresh rates.
Pan and tilt slip-rings allow unrestricted rotation of the camera head at a wide range of speeds with precise control of acceleration and deceleration. Master black and colour saturation control allow accurate colour matching with third-party cameras.

This includes orders from a leading
"Q-Ball continues to attract strong market interest, not least at the April NAB 2012 Convention where we exhibited the production version of Q-Ball Pre-Set which can store and recall multiple user configurations," added Camera Corps' Sales & Project Coordinator, Tim Reynolds.
"Sales of Q-Ball systems hit the 200 mark recently and we now have orders for nearly 250 heads including 11 for an Australian broadcast rental company and six for
"Reality-show producers have proved particularly keen to use Q-Ball as a way of fielding cameras in positions that would be impractical with any other system. Q-Ball is also being deployed increasingly for live show coverage where a traditional camera would distract the audience or interrupt the view from other cameras."
Q-Ball Pre-Set enhances the efficiency of a production team by allowing detailed settings to be rehearsed ahead of a live event. Up to 18-shot settings can be rehearsed and then stored prior to a live or real-time recorded production session. Each setting consists of pan angle, tilt angle, zoom and focus. All stored parameters are held in non-volatile RAM so remain safely stored even if the Q-Ball Pre-Set system is powered down between rehearsal and actual performance.
Q-Ball and Q-Ball Pre-Set are both fully compatible with all existing Camera Corps robotic control systems, CCU panels and fibre-optic links. Up to 72 heads can be operated from a single controller. Housed in a robust and fully-weatherproof
Pan and tilt slip-rings allow unrestricted rotation of the camera head at a wide range of speeds with precise control of acceleration and deceleration. Master black and colour saturation control allow accurate colour matching with third-party cameras.
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