Panasonic has previewed the professional video industry's first integrated 4K pan/tilt/zoom camera, the AW-UE70. The AW-UE70 delivers 3840 x 2160 resolution images at 29.97p/25p via HDMI, and is also capable of 4K IP streaming, and in-camera 4K recording.

Multi-standard rasterizer capable of measuring up to four SDI signals simultaneously

OB and post provider Timeline Television has designed and built the first purpose built Ultra HD 4K outside broadcast unit in Europe.

Axon Digital Design’s products proved a selling point for Singapore-based Broadcast Solutions Group (BSG) when it decided to upgrade its flyaway systems to incorporate Dolby Digital. After extensive testing, BSG invested in Axon Synapse Dolby E Encoders (DBE08) and Multiformat Dolby Stream Decoders (DBD28). These are now being deployed in flyaway kits around the globe where they are helping to capture live events destined for High Definition broadcast.

LYNX Technik AG announces the launch of a new fully featured conversion card CMX 5710 HD/SD-SDI Video / Audio A/D Converter and Embedder for its Series 5000

London’s famous Wembley Stadium played host to more than just the FA Cup Final between Arsenal and Aston Villa on May 30. It also was the site for a new partnership between EVS and EE to provide fans with enriched media content over 4G broadcast.

For coverage of this year’s French Open at the Roland Garros stadium in Paris, ATEME has been selected by Eurosport to provide the primary live video encoding platform in 4K HEVC (H265) during the event.

The European soccer season climaxes on Saturday with the UEFA Champions League final between Juventus and Barcelona in Berlin’s Olympiastadion, and Sony plans to capture it in 4K with the HDC-4300 taking a major role in the production.

Sony announced their latest offering for their professional line of compact camcorders, the Sony HXR-NX100. The HXR-NX100 is Sony’s entry model into its line of professional camcorders that promises high resolution, excellent low-light performance, accurate color reproduction, and ease of use without skimping on features or quality.

Sony have released new firmware for their high-end F5 and F55 cameras, bringing them to version 6. There are several bug fixes and improvements, with the headline change being the ability to record ProRes 4444 in-camera (for owners who have already paid Sony to upgrade their cameras to record ProRes at all).