The Antelope PICO is the newest member of LMC´s Antelope camera family and is being billed as the world´s first ‘POV-style’ Ultra Slow Motion System. According to LMC it is based on a state-of-the-art 2/3-in CMOS chip providing 2k capabilities, a global shutter and extreme photo-sensitivity at 600ISO 0dB. The camera head measures a minuscule 29x29x50mm […] More
LMC’s ultramotion system, Antelope MkII, had its first outing at October’s NHRA Arizona National Dragster Race thanks to a new working partnership between the German company and US specialist camera supplier, Skycam. That’s only been a facet though of a hectic Autumn, that has also seen the units tweaked and the AIR wireless system hit […] More
LMC, in concert with its new Asian distribution partner, KOMI, supplied four Antelope MkIIs to the KBS production of the IAAF Worlds in Korea. Kitted out with Canon J22x and J86x lenses, all systems were hard-wired using SMPTE cables with LEMO connectors. More
Germany: The UniCredit Ladies German Open Golf has become one of the top events of the Ladies European Tour (LET). Accordingly upscale is the TV production for these games. This year, for the first time the LMC’s Antelope AIR wireless ultra slo-mo camera was used, flanked by two Camaeleon POV cameras. Text: Eckard Eckstein, Medien […] More
Germany: Highlighting the occasional perils of live production, a pitch invasion at The Frankfurt Arena during a Bundesliga test for Sportcast saw the first of LMC’s new Antelope II super slo-mo cameras – serial number 001 – smashed to the ground and destroyed. More
