Market leading brands Autoscript, Camera Corps, Vinten and Vinten Radamec will
showcase a range of their latest, innovative products at SATIS 2013, a show for
Audiovisual Technologies and Solutions, from 19 to 21 November at Halle Freyssinet
in Paris.
Demonstrating how operators can improve creativity and simplicity both in the studio
and remote locations, the solutions on show include a selection of Vinten Radamec’s
robotics camera support systems.
The latest next generation heads, incorporating the company’s renowned ICE
technology will be shown, including the recently released Fusion FH-145.
For remote applications, the FHR-35 is being displayed with the new CP4 control
system, to demonstrate how robotics can be out of the box and operational in
minutes.
In addition, Vinten Radamec’s FH-145 will on the stand working in conjunction with
Autoscript’s award-winning E.P.I.C. all-in-one prompter display and on-air talent
monitor.
The stand at this year’s show will also include a selection of Vinten’s exceptional pan
and tilt heads. The Vector 430 is aimed at the growing number of applications that
use both the compact box lens and large EFP barrel lenses.
The class leading Vision 250 is on show, a pan and tilt head that is becoming the
standard in new studio production as well as OB/EFP applications, as it supports the
latest portable cameras complete with viewfinders, prompters and pan bar controls.
Both of the unique designs incorporate the company’s renowned Perfect Balance.
Andrew Butler, senior product manager, says: “The display at SATIS will demonstrate
the compatibility between our brands, showing how the different solutions from
Autoscript, Camera Corps, Vinten and Vinten Radamec can work together to open
up further creative opportunities and provide operators with the highest quality
broadcast output.’
