Sky News Purchases Ikegami Editcam Digital Camcorders

Sky News, a U.K.-based satellite news service, has purchased an Ikegami Editcam 3 digital camcorder for its bureau in Delhi, India. The Editcam 3 is Ikegami's latest generation of its hard disk-based camcorder, which permits editing without waiting for ingest. The Ikegami DNS-33W camcorder has been improved from previ

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Publish date:: Jul 8, 2004
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Sky News, a U.K.-based satellite news service, has purchased an Ikegami Editcam 3 digital camcorder for its bureau in Delhi, India. The Editcam 3 is Ikegami's latest generation of its hard disk-based camcorder, which permits editing without waiting for ingest.

The Ikegami DNS-33W camcorder has been improved from previous versions with reduced power consumption, an increased S/N ratio of 65 dB and the removable hard drive storage module now has a capacity of 80 GB. The new camcorder also supports Ikegami's Rampak solid-state flash memory.

Akron, Ohio-based iQ Digital has chosen Ikegami's DNS-33W Editcam3 high-performance ENG/EFP camera. Introduced more than 10 years ago, Ikegami's Editcam is now in its third generation with the DNS-33W Editcam3, a 2/3 inch 520,000-pixel AIT (Advanced Interline Transfer) CCD camcorder that features retro loop, intel

The new camcorder is the latest design from Ikegami to provide tapeless acquisition.

Canadian broadcaster CHUM Television deploys 49 Ikegami Editcam tapeless camcorders

Ikegami will showcase its HD Editcam at NAB. The new Editcam HD camcorder uses an Avid DNxHD codec to deliver HD resolution, full-raster (1,920 x 1,080) images that can be edited on laptop and desktop systems in real time. The Editcam HD has a data rate of 140 Mbps to provide 1080/60i, 1080/24p and 720/60p recordi

The NFL has purchased Ikegami's tapeless Editcam to use in its Pinnacle Systems Team Sports' produdction system to expdite reviews of footage. The new camera will allow three NFL teams to view completed game footage faster than with analog video, and to prepare more efficiently for their next opponent. The cameras wil

Ikegami EditCam HD offers CMOS capture promo image

Ikegami’s Editcam HD camcorder uses a non-tape-based recording system and high-quality CMOS image sensors

Ikegami has developed a new ASIC chip for its cameras that has improved overall performance.

Mexican broadcaster TV Azteca is standardizing its tapeless production enviroment on the Ikegami Editcam platform. The Ikegami DNS-33W Editcam3 is a 520,000-pixel advanced interline transfer (AIT) CCD camcorder that records up to three hours of nonlinear 50 Mbps digital video on an 80 GB hard-disk-based FieldPak2