Q-Ball camera system showcased at CCW 0

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Q-Ball camera system showcased at CCW 2013 --

Wed, 13 Nov 2013 12:40

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Camera Corps, a Vitec Group Company, and a leading innovator of specialty remote cameras, tracking systems and camera support systems, showcases its Q-Ball robotic camera system at Content & Communications World (CCW) 2013 this week. Q-Ball offers a robust, high-level mini-cam system with excellent performance in the most demanding remote-camera applications.

Camera Corps is excited to highlight Q-Ball s extensive feature set at CCW 2013, says Shaun Glanville of Camera Corps. We look forward to demonstrating how the Q-Ball enhances productions.

Camera Corps Q-Ball offers a robust, exceptionally high-level mini-cam system with excellent performance in the most demanding remote-camera applications. An ultra-compact, weather-resistant HD / SD remotely controlled camera, it features an integral 10-times-zoom optical lens and smooth-accelerating pan / tilt motors.

Housed in a robust 115-mm diameter aluminium sphere, the Q-Ball camera has a two-megapixel CMOS sensor and is capable of operating in daylight or with infrared illumination. It delivers 1080i / 720p high definition or 625 / 525 standard definition imagery at 50- or 59.94-Hz refresh rates. In addition, its ease of use makes for prompt on-location installation.

Q-Ball is designed to go places where camera operators typically cannot, enabling them to capture B-roll beauty shots with ease. Beyond the standard camera shots, it can provide much-needed close-ups for out-of-the-box, unique broadcast shots, making viewers feel like they are a part of the action.

As the camera blends into the background, it does not impact on-camera behavior, giving broadcasters the added ability to capture more realistic interviews / reactions from those that tend to be camera shy on-air.

Users can mount the camera upright or in an inverted position from a ceiling, post, scaffold rig, wall, cabinet, floor, backboard, tree or virtually anywhere, allowing the system to discreetly capture new angles.

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