Capable of supporting cameras from 3 kg to 20 kg, TRACKER is an ideal fluid head for newsgathering and other outdoor shoots.

Panasonic has announced an optional upgrade to its AW-HE40 PTZ cameras. The new AW-SFU01 upgrade adds HD MPEG-4 streaming, in-camera HD recording on a microSD card and USB video/audio capabilities.

New MediaGrid ContentStore 5840 allows for larger, faster file systems with smaller footprint

Company will introduce the new device Qx which supports 4K UHDTV up to 12 Gbps at NAB 2015

Company is currently developing a high-zoom-ratio, long-focal-length field zoom lens that realizes exceptional imaging performance for use with 4K-capable broadcast cameras employing 2/3-inch sensors. Canon will exhibit a prototype of the 4K field zoom lens at the 2015 NAB (National Association of Broadcasters) Show, to be held from April 13 to 16 in Las Vegas, Nevada, U.S.A.

Dalet Digital Media Systems is gearing up to showcase its latest future-proofing broadcast and media solutions at this year’s NAB Show. On trend with the demand for UHD content, brand new at the show will be the upcoming Dalet AmberFin 10.6, which introduces support for high-quality down-conversion from UHD to HD/SD in Dalet AmberFin Dark.

CWDM fiber systems from the Germany-based modular interface provider Lynx Technik AG for its high definition production trucks. MTVG will use the system in its 36HDX and 37HDX mobile production trucks for live sports and entertainment events all across the U.S.

Cartoni has expanded its line of tripod pan-and-tilt heads with MAGNUM, its largest capacity product ever. MAGNUM, which will be shown for the first time at NAB 2015, offers a payload capacity of 25 – 95 kg (55 – 210 lbs.) combined with reliable operation, a fluid feel (with no transition in tilting) and an unprecedented 5-year warranty. It’s an ideal choice for studio and outside broadcast cameras, including those with long lens configurations or bulky accessories.

Sony is announcing a range of updates to its professional digital imaging camera line, delivering new features and more flexible production capabilities. The new updates will be available as software upgrades.

Pixel Power, the innovative supplier of broadcast graphics and automation solutions, provided integration support for major UK broadcaster Channel 4, to allow it to transmit a large number of live Twitter conversations in a pre-recorded programme. The Twitter survey was a central part of the programme, and displaying individual comments on air, as soon as they arrive, was vital to the debate.