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Hitachi Win Big Studio Camera Contract at Italy’s RAI

Posted on May 31, 2011 by Alex Fice

150 Hitachi SDK cameras will be used by state broadcaster RAI in ItalyRAI Television Corporation of Italy has chosen Hitachi’s HD television cameras to upgrade its digital studios and facilities throughout Italy. The deal includes delivery of more than 150 Hitachi SK-HD1000 studio and EFP cameras.

RAI selected Hitachi after conducting extensive trials of all leading brands of high-end HD studio cameras. The Hitachi cameras were chosen for their high quality, efficiency, and price performance and will integrate via fibre and triax communications as well as with wireless systems. More than 150 camera chains will be used as RAI upgrades its studio and OB operations to HD.

Hitachi claims that their SK‐HD cameras are the first truly flexible dockable HD TV cameras that allow multiple configurations thanks to their fiber optic, digital triax cable, and wireless transmission adapters. The SK‐HD range offers the choice of native 1080i or 720p CCD options. The SK‐HD1000 camera is complemented by a range of accessories including a full studio adapter that enables the use of both hanger‐type and bayonet‐type lenses without removing the camera from the adapter, an easy-to-use camera control unit, and a digital triax system.

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