Equipment supplier Mitcorp is building a Japanese kitchen-style set for this year's Broadcast Production Show to help demonstrate the capabilities of a range of new Sony and Pana-sonic cameras. A sushi chef will work on site while being recorded by cameras covering DV through to HD, including the new disk-based Sony XDCam, to give attendees a better idea of how various cameras cope with different colours, textures and movement. The set will form part of the Mitcorp Acquisition Demo Area at the show which runs from 18 to 20 May.
Equipment supplier Mitcorp is building a Japanese kitchen-style set for this year's Broadcast Production Show to help demonstrate the capabilities of a range of new Sony and Pana-sonic cameras. A sushi chef will work on site while being recorded by cameras covering DV through to HD, including the new disk-based Sony XDCam, to give attendees a better idea of how various cameras cope with different colours, textures and movement. The set will form part of the Mitcorp Acquisition Demo Area at the show which runs from 18 to 20 May.

Topics