Iconix Shipping HD-RH1 Micro-Camera
Iconix Video announced that its HD-RH1 high-definition POV (point-of-view) three-CCD remote camera system, which made headlines at this year’s NAB 2006, is now shipping. Moreover, the camera with a remote head that weighs only 2.5oz. and a total system weight of less than 4lbs., is garnering increasing interest from the religious broadcasting community.
The camera head assembly features a 1/3in. progressive 16:9 image sensor, backed by a 1/3in. three-CCD prism system for optics, using 14-bit quantization at the A/D conversion and processing steps. Standard C-mount lenses are used with the head, which can be tripod-mounted or used with mobile stabilization units previously reserved for still cameras. Different from most digital cameras, whose imagers run at the same rate as the output signal, the HD-RH1 three-CCD prism uses an asynchronous signal processing architecture, which runs the CCD imagers at a completely different clock rate from the output signal, allowing for cooler-running CCDs and more efficient processing.
Source: Digital Content Producer via Fresh DV
- Also of interest - so says the machine:
Linksys IP Webcam Streams Live 640×480 MPEG4
Linksys-Cisco has announced their latest Wireless-G Pan/Tilt/Zoom Internet Web Camera with Audio the WVC200. The Internet Camera scan stream live video and audio footage through the Internet so you can watch from anywhere since the camera contains its own IP address. The camera also has a small LCD screen thatCanon XLH1 Hands-on Review
There are “reviews,” and then there are reviews. Most publications in the digital video industry don’t really tell you what you need to know, as evidenced by the fact that 80% of the verdicts out there are overwhelmingly positive. So after reading a hundred fluff pieces, youJVC Announces GY-HD250U on Day 1 of NAB
Responding to demand for an affordable studio-capable HD camera, JVC developed the extremely versatile and compact GY-HD250U to ease the transition from SD to HD allowing customers to utilize much of their existing infrastructure - including cabling - while providing robust performance in both standard and high definition. InSo Many Video Sites, So Few Uploaders?
We need to take Ms. Bogatin’s recent Zdnet article to task. Note: it’s difficult to tell where she’s getting the numbers as the one link within that article points to another story she had posted June 17th, with quotes from NYT, which indicate YouTube’s upload traffic is 35,000 per day..?!? "ThereSearching YouTube with Qoogle Video
Steve Rubel at Micro Persuasion posted this heads-up about Qoogle Video in his vlogs section yesterday.. looks interesting. “At first I didn’t know what it was when I saw it on del.icio.us. Qooqle Video turns out to be one really cool way to search YouTube. It’s got a front-endWeatherBug Launches Web Video Stations
WeatherBug has launched its own video sharing community that allows any citizen meteorologist to upload their own reports and/or severe weather videos. This is a natural extension of what the company has been doing for years with photos. All videos can be rated and you don’t need to use theNow ‘Anybody’ Can Just Vlog It..!!
You’re not the “Average Joe”, why should your site be? Show off the day’s events by showcasing photos or video clips you take from your camera, camcorder, or cell phone. Then just drop them into Vlog It! When using Vlog It’s teleprompter, you can quickly add narration to your vlog.Mogulus TV Studio Presented at NAB 2008
The Mogulus web video platform gives producers everything they need to launch their own LIVE 24/7 television station. The free, ad-supported service, launched in November 2007, has already helped more than 50,000 producers launch their own Internet television stations, streaming more than 100 million unique viewer minutes every month. Whether365 Short Films in 365 Days
For nearly 50 years, Jonas Mekas has lugged his camera around New York, creating short films about himself and his friends. While most of those friends -- Andy Warhol, Stan Brakhage, Allen Ginsberg -- have departed for that rent-controlled loft in the sky, Mekas continues to create and innovate. On Jan.Web Video News Coming in Waves
Mike Arrington at Tech Crunch always has some great digs on the web 2.0 space and with streaming video (finally) blazing into the mainstream he has posted a few good pointers there over the last few days. + PalTalk is set to go live with a new social networking service designed
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- Future :: World First Web Video Chat From Space
- Past :: PhilTube Doesn’t Want to Be Bothered
