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The CMOS studio camera
that helps you build a better stuc io.
When each camera head becomes an access
point for extra power and communication channels,
system design and cost effectiveness improve.
EXTRA POWER TO RUN A TELEPROMPTER
VIDEO FEEDS DIRECT TO TALENT AND STUDIO MONITORS
TALLY CONNECTION FOR TALENT VIEWING
TWO IFB CHANNELS FOR LISTEN ONLY
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TWO AUX FEEDS CAN SEND VIDEO TO OPERATOR
EXTRA POWER TO RUN A FLOOR OR STUDIO MONITOR
SECOND INTERCOM CHANNEL FOR FLOOR MANAGER OR SPOTTER
TALLY VIEWABLE IN TALENT PROMPTER
EASILY SWITCH BETWEEN SINGLE MODE AND SMPTE FIBER
Hitachi's new ZHD 6000 camera enhances any production system it
becomes a part of because its camera head is engineered to be a
distribution point for extra power, access points, and communication
channels not typically found on cameras in its class.
These extra features could be duplicated by buying more hardware and
wiring them in, but why would you? Hitachi's "built in" approach is much
simpler to use, less complicated to implement and, because the features
are already there, almost free to deploy.
Hitachi's new CMOS camera has a 2.2 million pixel sensor and access to
features that will enhance your production system while saving you money
Come see it at
NAB Booth C4309
To schedule a demo at
the NAB show go to
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