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Rackmount SSD video (HD) rec. (SDI/HDMI)
1 895,00 €Rackmount SSD video (HD) rec. (SDI/HDMI)
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Professional network media player
375,00 €Network Controllable Media Player, H.264 codec supporting:mp4, H.264, mkv, mov, TS, HDMI and CVBS output is available, Ethernet controllable, Supports NTFS and FAT/FAT32 formatted USB storage
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Portable SSD videorec. with monitor in case
1 995,00 €Portable videorecorder with monitor
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HyperDeck Studio 4K Pro
1 505,00 €For extreme power, the HyperDeck Studio 4K Pro has all the features of the HD models, combined with incredible processing for working in Ultra HD. This model’s SDI has been upgraded to full 12G-SDI with a loop 12G-SDI output. The two SDI outputs are both 12G-SDI so you can play ProRes 4444 files for true Ultra HD fill and key out. The HDMI connections and the ProRes and DNx file formats all switch between SD, HD and Ultra HD television standards. Like the other models, H.264 is included for SD and HD, but then switches to H.265 when recording in Ultra HD. Even the networking has been upgraded to 10G Ethernet for incredible speed! You also get 2 redundant AC power supplies!
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Cintel Scanner S-Drive HDR G2
31 545,00 €The Cintel Scanner is a complete solution to realtime film scanning and grading that features precision mechanical film handling components, optics, a high intensity diffuse light source and a built in camera. The S‑Drive model is ideal for scanning extremely damaged film when even better grip is needed. The Cintel Scanner includes a 35mm film gate, film spools, a set of four cleaning rollers, desk mount feet and DaVinci Resolve Studio software. Cintel transfers film directly to DaVinci Resolve which gives you the power to edit film rolls back together, scans to be color graded, reframed, noise reduced and audio extracted. Using DaVinci Resolve to operate the scanner means you have much more creative control than a simple telecine because DaVinci Resolve has many more features than is possible to do in hardware.
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