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Toshiba : Toshiba to Exhibit World’s Smallest HDTV Hi-Def Camera System at NAB Show

Posted on 2008-04-02 21:17:30  |  by: Daimaou  |   0 Comments
Category:  IMAGE   |  Tags: TOSHIBA, NAB, HDTV, 3CCD, HD, FULL HD, VIDEO, CAMERA

Toshiba to Exhibit World’s Smallest HDTV Hi-Def Camera System at NAB Show

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Toshiba may have lost the HD format battle, but may win the compact HD video camera war! We're impatient to see what they release at the NAB.



Toshiba Imaging (www.cameras.toshiba.com), a leader in advanced 3CCD color video imaging, will showcase the IK-HD1 3CCD HDTV Camera at the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) in Las Vegas, NV, April 14-17, 2008 at Norpix Booth #SL10410 and Telemetrics Booth #C6933. The world’s smallest HD camera head (only 1.6 inches, weighing 2.3 oz.) plus the ultra-compact control unit makes the IK-HD1 ideal for broadcast applications and other imaging tasks where space is limited.

The sophisticated and affordable IK-HD1 HDTV system utilizes Toshiba’s proprietary 3CCD prism block technology, delivering true color, bright contrast and extraordinary detail from the small cam head. Features include 1920 (H) x 1080 (V) resolution at 30 frames per second making this system highly suitable for reality TV, specialty broadcast, sports, news, commercials and many other high definition video imaging applications.

A C-mount lens flange and RS232C serial interface and multiple outputs for HD-SDI (SMPTE 292M), analog RGB, or Y/Pb/Pr are standard. Accessories for the system include a 4 mm or 15 mm lens and camera cables in 3-, 6-, 10- or 30-meter lengths. Toshiba’s IK-HD1 HDTV cameras have been recently used on the New American Gladiators and Cash Cab TV shows. For more information, please visit www.cameras.toshiba.com.

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