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Prokit

Stand: D34

By David Fox

Five brands, new to the UK, have

been introduced by Prokit at BVE,

taking in lights, bags, gimbals and

monitors. Prokit is also hosting a

dedicated Canon Experience Zone

with expert talks each day.

The new premium bags

from Orca are based around a

lightweight aluminium frame for

increased protection. Shoulder

camera bags, a backpack, audio

bag and harnesses are included

in the UK launch.

Defy brushless gimbals for

hand-held camera stabilisation

offer unrestricted and dynamic

camera movements, with three

easy-to-use models. There

are talks about using the Defy

gimbals with Canon cameras.

The Zylight F8 LED Fresnel

light collapses for very easy

portability, but has all the benefits

of a traditional Fresnel, with

single shadow beam shaping

through barn doors, continuous

focusing and a smooth light field.

It also includes wireless and

DMX control, water-resistant

IP54 rating, and very rugged

construction.

The new Hexolux 7D LED light

offers a modular design, aluminium

construction, accurate colour

rendition, and low power draw.

Prokit is also now distributing

SmallHD monitors, designed to

offer sophisticated capabilities

at a low price.

Its Canon Experience Zone,

featuring the new Canon EOS-

C100 MkII, includes talks by

adventurer and cameraman Phil

Coates on shooting in remote

locations, and freelance lighting

cameraman Mark Moreve on

cinema profiles, dynamic range,

ISO, ergonomics and using

the Atomos Ninja.

Prokit is also a Sony

Professional Specialist and is

showing its new PXW-FS7,

as well as offering: BB & S

remote phosphor LED lights;

Schneider Cine-Xenar III

prime lenses; AAdynTech

production LED lights; Lowel’s

Pro Power LED Light; and

Nila LED lights.

ERA

Stand: L40

By James McKeown

IT solutions provider ERA has

been demonstrating cloud-

based, collaborative workflows

from Adobe as well as unveiling

new services available through

ERA Cloud, including hosted

infrastructure for Render and

Transcode on-demand. The

company is also showcasing

Dell’s high-performance

workstation technology for

creativity on the go.

The new Render and

Transcode on-demand

services available through

ERA Cloud are now available

to broadcasters, studios

and media companies on

a transactional basis to

simply and effectively scale

and manage rendering and

transcoding, without paying

for costly and idle computing

resources. The company states

that ERA Cloud “provides

high performance multi-core

servers and open integration

to meet the most demanding

requirements, avoiding

high latency by collocating

servers and storage in their

datacentres.”

The company is also

demonstrating the collaborative

editing capabilities of Adobe

Anywhere for video and

MXFserver. Adobe Anywhere

for video is a collaborative

workflow platform that

empowers users of Adobe

professional video solutions

to work together, using

centralised media accessed

across standard networks.

MXFserver is a software-

only solution that provides

an optimal environment for

collaborative post production.

ERA’s technology partner

Dell has been showcasing a

range of high performance

workstations and monitors

including the Dell UltraSharp

U3415W, a 34-inch curved

monitor with a panoramic view;

the Dell Precision M3800, the

thinnest and lightest 15” mobile

workstation on the market; and

the Dell Precision T1700 SFF,

featuring one of the latest Intel

Xeon quad-core processors

and NVIDIA Quadro graphics.

Bel Digital Group/

Aspen Media

Stand: P36/L30

By Melanie

Dayasena-Lowe

Two new products and the debut

of a new UK distributor are the

highlights of Bel Digital Group’s

presence at this year’s BVE.

As well as Bel Digital debuting

two new four channel monitors,

BVE 2015 is also the first

trade show where new UK

distributor, Aspen Media,

is demonstrating the

company’s products.

On stand P36, Bel is

demonstrating its existing

range of monitor products,

audio synchronisation delays

and MADI interfaces.

Meanwhile, on stand L30,

Aspen Media makes its trade

show debut as a Bel Digital

Group distributor and is showing

a wide range of the company’s

products including the new BM-

A1-4SHD audio and BM-AV2-

4SHD audio/video monitors.

These are the beginning of a

new range that brings Bel’s

four-channel monitoring range

right up to date, both featuring

a variety of connections for all

broadcast applications. Both

units feature Bel’s intuitive front

panel designs and come in a

space-saving 200mm depth

chassis, enabling the monitors

to be easily mounted in OB

vehicles. Housed in a 1U 19”

rackmount unit, the BM-A1-

4SHD features a three-speaker

system. The BM-AV2-4SHD is

housed in a 2U 19” rackmount

unit and comes with a five-inch

video monitor and highly

reliable 52 segment LED

bargraph meters.

“We are delighted to be the

new distributor for the Bel Digital

Group’s range of monitoring,

delay and MADI products

and it’s great to be handling

a British brand,” said Aspen

Media director Chris Collings.

“Bel products are perfectly

gauged for the broadcast, OB

and production markets; being

extremely simple to operate,

robust and renowned for their

fidelity and intelligibility.”

The Defy G5 3-axis

gimbal system

can carry cameras

weighing up to 2.6kg

FIVE NEW UK BRANDS LAUNCHED

ALL THE BELLS AND WHISTLES

IT SOLUTIONS IN THE CLOUD-BASED ERA

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