CAMERA TELEPROMPTER FULL

With all teleprompter features sets and the AW-UE150 camera, a producer has the ability to have two camera shots from one teleprompter location.' The SystemДЄccording to Panasonic Sr.

CAMERA TELEPROMPTER FULL

'Since all the equipment is IP controlled, the production team has shot presets and full paint control. 'The Tekskil and PanasonicвЂ™s partnership has created the next generation of robotic studio cameras,' explained Panasonic Solutions Sales Manager James Long. ItвЂ™s also more cost-effective than a traditional studio set-up. With a wide 75.1-degree viewing angle and 20x optical zoom lens, as well as outputs like 12G-SDI, HDMI, optical fiber and IP, the UE150 can become a versatile studio camera in a smaller package. The UE150 contains a large 1-inch MOS sensor and can output 4K/UHD 60p video. What makes the Tekskil system unique is the UE150вЂ™s small size and great image quality, compared with a large studio camera and an even larger broadcast lens. The AW-UE150 is housed inside TekskilвЂ™s PTZ26 Prompter Capsule (Q30) - a 70:30 panoramic beam splitter By combining the compact, yet high performance of the UE150 with TekskilвЂ™s integrated prompter system, productions can capture exceptional speaker presentations for news broadcasts, remote production, House of Worship, corporate presentations, and more. Panasonic has collaborated with Tekskil Industries to deliver a unique studio camera platform solution for the flagship AW-UE150 4K/HD PTZ camera. With the rise of high-quality PTZ cameras in network studios, as well as for remote production, a dependable prompting solution was needed. TheyвЂ™ve gone on to develop over two dozen innovative prompting products, including the 909C, the first integrated computer prompter. Tekskil Industries was founded in 1981 by a group of engineers who werenвЂ™t satisfied with early teleprompter systems. The technology has come a long way and the teleprompter itself has remained a valuable production tool that creates the illusion that a performer has memorized an entire speech, or is speaking spontaneously, while looking directly at the camera lens. In this early system, a script was printed in 1-inch-high letters by a special electric typewriter on a paper scroll that was advanced as the speaker read from it.

This may come as a surprise, but the first teleprompter system dates back nearly 70 years when it was used for the 1952 Republican and Democratic National Conventions.

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