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Posted by Steve Guidry on 02/07/06 15:24
The 3000's are probably just what they had on _their_ junk piles !
Many of the POV cameras these days do have RC mounts. I'm not working at
the NBA level yet, but I'm scheduled to do a hockey game next month, where
I'm sure there will be some RC cameras. It will be interesting to see how
this all works, and where the ops are housed. (separate truck, in the house,
etc.)
Steve
"Richard Crowley" <richard.7.crowley@intel.com> wrote in message
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> "Steve Guidry" wrote ...
> > ... Of course, you'll also want a couple of POV cameras covering the
> > game and shot clocks. These can be hi-8 cameras with bad transports
> > from your junk pile.
>
> The big network trucks I've looked up have a couple of DXC-3000s
> just for these "throw-away" locked-down scoreboard timer shots.
> OTOH, those are my primary cameras! :-)
>
> The NBA looks like they've been using lipstick cams taped to the
> (clear glass) backboard framing to get those slam-dunk POV
> shots. But when I've been scanning channels recently, it looks like
> those backboad POV cameras are remote-controlled nowdays?
>
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