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Cameras, AI and data: Sony on how technology is democratising and enhancing sports coverageBy Norbert Paquet, head of live production, Sony Europe. After a post-Olympic pause in 2025, the sports broadcasting world enters 2026 with renewed urgency — and just enough discomfort to spark genuine change. The industry has spent years talking about...
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A new power: MRMC on how the next wave of sports coverage will be driven by AI automationBy Marius Merten, sports broadcast manager, MRMC. Over the past 12 months, the content of sports reporting has changed along with other media concepts. As football clubs and leagues at all levels invest in content and streaming services, the number...
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FutureSPORT 2025: F1’s Wendy Hendrickx on putting fans at the heart of the actionF1 head of live production Wendy Hendrickx took FutureSPORT attendees behind the scenes of the sport, sharing insights into how the F1 Live Production Team gets viewers closer to the action. Speaking to a packed audience at the Amex Stadium...
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Whitepaper: Mastering light one F-stop at a time with Grass ValleyWhether capturing live sports under shifting skies or filming a concert with constantly changing lighting, one truth remains: lighting is rarely consistent. Yet delivering a clean, beautifully exposed image demands absolute precision — moment by moment, frame by frame. At...
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Whitepaper: A technical comparison of imaging system architectures with Grass ValleyFor many years, high-end live production cameras have predominantly utilised three 2/3in CMOS image sensors in combination with a prism beam splitter and B4-mount lenses. This configuration has been widely regarded as the optimal balance of image quality, depth of...
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Usyk vs Dubois II: Sony’s HDC-F5500V camera makes global live production debut at Wembley StadiumLast Saturday’s high-stakes boxing bout at Wembley Stadium (19 July), which saw Ukraine's Oleksandr Usyk become undisputed heavyweight champion after knocking out Daniel Dubois, not only drew fans for its sporting drama but it was the world’s first live broadcast...
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Isle of Man TT: Inside Greenlight Productions’ plan for ever-more cameras in this spectacle of a Manx racing eventThe Isle of Man TT - also known as the Tourist Trophy races - is an annual motorcycle racing event run on the Isle of Man from late May to early June, ever since the inaugural race in 1907. This...
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F1’s Dean Locke on getting closer to the action with drones, new camera angles and more team radioFormula 1’s broadcast operation continues to evolve, with efforts to provide new perspectives and insights to immerse viewers in the action via drones, more car-mounted cameras and efforts to deliver even more team radio audio. While helicopters remain central to...
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NAB 2025: Grass Valley unveils cinematic look camera for live productionGrass Valley has used NAB 2025 to introduce the LDX 180, an oversampled large imager camera designed specifically for live production workflows. Equipped with an S35 global shutter CMOS imager, the LDX 180 brings a cinematic look to fast-paced live...
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Football Summit 2025: Picture GalleryYou can now view a photo gallery from Football Summit 2025, sponsored by EVS, which took place at the Etihad Stadium in Manchester on 20 March.
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Ready for takeoff: Inside NRK’s camera plans for the FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2025 cross country and ski jumping in TrondheimNorwegian Broadcasting Corporation (NRK) is all set to capture the highs, lows, and flurries of snow from the upcoming International Ski Federation (FIS) Nordic World Ski Championships, which is about to begin in Norway. From the Granåsen Arena, Trondheim's main...
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Standout trends: The accelerating move towards cinematic sports production according to CVPBy Yevgeny Subbotin, CVP account director. As far as the sports fan at home is concerned, one of the standout trends of 2024 has undoubtedly been the steady rise in the number of cinematic shots in a wide variety of...
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Striking a balance: Videe explores the dual challenge of creating high-quality content and managing costsBy Diego Mercuri, innovation hub, and Andrea De Bortoli, technical sales manager at Videe. In the dynamic realm of international television broadcasting, achieving growth in content value and economic sustainability is a challenge and an opportunity. Striking a balance between...
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Fast and furious: How Aurora Media Worldwide ran like the wind to make supertri Toulouse come to lifeHost broadcaster for triathlon series, supertri, Aurora Media Worldwide, was faced with challenges in more than one area when it came to supertri Toulouse. The cobblestones, sharp climbs, fast and windy descents, tall buildings, narrow roads and a river front...
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