Europe’s First I-MOVIX X10 UHD RF Joins AMP Visual TV’s Ultra Motion Fleet
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“We are really happy to enlarge our existing fleet of I-MOVIX cameras with the X10 UHD RF solution,” said François Valadoux, Executive Vice President, CTO AMP Visual TV. “This new investment is in total accordance with the innovation-oriented strategy of AMP Visual TV. We are early adopters of new innovative products like the ultra motion cameras developed by our partner I-MOVIX. With the image quality, advanced ultra motion features and enhanced operational flexibility of the X10 UHD RF system, AMP Visual TV has now a perfect range of solutions to offer to the European broadcast market, and that will meet the most demanding requirements of sports broadcasting. “
For very high-frame rate ultra-slow motion in HD sports coverage, X10 UHD RF operates in USM (Ultra Slow Motion) mode to deliver instant replays of up to 3,000 FPS in 720p or up to 2,000 FPS in 1080i.
“X10 UHD RF was launched at NAB 2015 and immediately went into production on US sports events,” said Laurent Renard, CEO of I-MOVIX. “As one of our most important European customers, AMP VISUAL TV is already an expert provider of ultra-motion here, and perfectly placed to extend the palette of ultra-motion options available to broadcasters in Europe.”
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About AMP Visual TV
As a specialist in TV coverage, AMP VISUAL TV provides services throughout the production process for live programmes and those produced under live conditions. It has at its disposal one of the most extensive European fleets of OB vans for filming on location, and around twenty studios in the Paris region. More than 400 employees assist our clients in devising, designing and carrying out filming, transmission and broadcasting of programmes destined for every screen format.
About I-MOVIX
I-MOVIX (www.i-movix.com) is the worldwide leader in extreme slow motion for sports broadcast (from 75 to over 5,000 FPS). The company’s products are the first true ultra-slow motion systems, fully integrated for broadcast use, offering the unprecedented combination of very high frame rates and instant replay, or continuous streaming. The technology has applications in live sports and other live TV productions, as well as in commercials, documentaries, feature films, and scientific R&D.