Camera Corps Takes Q-Ball To CCW

Camera Corps will be bringing its Q-Ball robotic camera system to Content & Communications World (CCW) 2013 this week.
"Camera Corps is excited to highlight Q-Ball's extensive feature set at CCW 2013," says Shaun Glanville, Camera Corps.
"We look forward to demonstrating how the Q-Ball enhances productions."
The Q-Ball is a compact, weather-resistant HD/SD remotely controlled camera, featuring an integral 10-times-zoom optical lens and smooth-accelerating pan/tilt motors.
Housed in a 115-mm diameter aluminium sphere, the Q-Ball camera has a two-megapixel CMOS sensor and is capable of operating in daylight or with infrared illumination.
It delivers 1080i/720p high definition or 625/525 standard definition imagery at 50- or 59.94-Hz refresh rates.
Q-Ball is designed to reach seemingly inaccessible positions, enabling camera operators go places where camera operators typically cannot.
Its selling point is that the camera blends into the background, meaning it does not impact on-camera behavior.
Users can mount the camera upright or in an inverted position from a ceiling, post, scaffold rig, wall, cabinet, floor, backboard, tree or virtually anywhere, allowing the system to discreetly capture new angles.
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