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I-Movix Launches SprintCam V3 HD
March 2, 2009

     

I-Movix announces the launch of SprintCam V3 HD, a broadcast-integrated, native HD, ultra-slow-motion solution offering frame rates of 500 to 1,000 fps with instant replay. Producing slow-motion output equivalent to 20 to 40 times slower than normal speed, the SprintCam V3 HD offers full broadcast integration.

   
I-Movix SprintCam V3 HD
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Together with the other products in I-Movix's SprintCam range—the SprintCam Live V2.1 (based on the Photron Fastcam SA-1 camera and Fujinon DigiPower broadcast lens) and SprintCam Basic solutions for a range of slow-motion applications—SprintCam V3 HD will be available in June 2009. SprintCam will be on display at I-Movix's NAB booth, SU7823A.


The SprintCam system has been instrumental in providing some of the most arresting slow-motion footage from recent broadcasting events, including the Beijing Summer Games in 2008, at which SprintCam was the official ultra-slow-motion solution. SprintCam V3 HD features a combination of exceptional image quality and light sensitivity, instant replay, broadcast integration and out-of-the-box operation with no requirement for special training.

"SprintCam V3 HD brings the outstanding usability and quality benefits of the SprintCam platform to customers requiring a specifically HD-native system," says I-Movix CEO Laurent Renard. "The outstanding image quality produced, combined with complete ease of use, means V3 HD is a superb answer for slow-motion requirements in sports broadcasting, commercials production, documentaries and movies."

In common with the other solutions in the SprintCam range, the SprintCam V3 HD system can be purchased and operated out of the box as a complete system, in conjunction with an EVS LSM server for sequence storage, or with any SDI recorder. The SprintCam V3 HD system comprises a high-speed HD camera, an operational control panel, a slow-motion remote and the camera control unit.


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