The smallest camera system on tracks world wide

posted:

09/07/2015

NCAA Finals 2015

Blackcam™ manufactures small remote-controlled camera systems. Blackcam's sizes allow the systems to blend in with almost any stage design at any height, upright or underslung. Tracks are customized according to our clients' special demands, the dollies are designed to carry various camera models. Already an established standard for German TV productions (The Voice, Echo, Bambi, Let's Dance...), Blackcam™ also serves international clients in the US, Brazil, China...

International references for concert and event productions: Red Bull, The Rolling Stones, Coldplay, Alicia Keys, Rush, Incubus, Fanta4, Ute Lemper, ESC and many more.

BlackcamSystem at the ESC 2015 in Vienna

B10
With a total weight of 5 lbs, this sporty unit and matching suitcase is just the thing for shooting action sports and table-top work. It is ideal for the new breed of tiny HD cameras, including GoPro, Modula Baby MKII, Indiecam and SinaCAM. This tiny mover has a base that measures just 9.1” long by 6.7” wide and just 6.7” high. The system travels via remote control at speeds as high as 4.9 ft per second.

BlackcamSystem at the ESC 2015 in Vienna

B20
The B20 is compatible with the Bradley Camball HDC 150 as well as DSLR cameras such as the Canon 5D and similarly sized camera setups. The B20 measures 15.4” long, 11.8” wide at its base and has a height of 9.4”. The sled is big enough to hold a radio transmitter (IDX Cam-Wave, Boxx TM, Link 1500, etc.) and/or recording device (Blackmagic Hyper Deck, nanoFlash, KiPro Mini, Atomos Ninja, Samurai, Gemini, etc.). The system travels at speeds as high as 9.8 ft per second.

BlackcamSystem at the ESC 2015 in Vienna

B40
The B40 can accept various cameras, including the ARRI Alexa M, RED Epic & Scarlet, Sony F5/F55/P1 and similar sizes. Ideal for camera/lens systems weighing up to 11 lbs, the B40 has a base that’s 28.7” x 11.8” with a height of 18.1”. This elegantly outfitted system travels as fast as 13.12 ft per second or as slow as the operator desires, down to a gentle stop.