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Bexel Showcase
At IBC2017
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t IBC2017, Bexel will showcase
its custom-built Clarity Camera
800-HD, the world's first miniature
high-frame-rate (HFR) point-of view
camera for live production.
Building on Bexel and Camera
Corps' unrivalled experience using
specialty cameras in live broadcast,
the company developed the standardsetting Clarity 800 camera system
to meet sports and event producers'
increasing demand for high-quality,
real-time HFR video.
The Clarity 800 offers HFR
processing in HD up to 8x (480 fps)
and 1080p for superior quality and
can handle all video formats, including
1080i and 720p. The system delivers
complete camera functionality in a
form factor that is only 4.7 x 2.56 x 1
inches.
The Clarity 800 easily integrates
into a live event ecosystem, operating
as a broadcast camera system with
real-time processing via fibre optics
and integration with industry-standard
video servers. Key features include
a full-function remote control panel
for paint control of the camera and
a positive-lock lens mount with lens
control of focus, iris, and zoom motors.
Bexel ESS has over 15 years of
expertise in RF and wireless system
design, with services spanning
frequency coordination, equipment
selection, system design, integration,
and training. The proprietary Bexel
ESS line of Managed Antenna
System (MAS) products provides
a robust and scalable solution for
wide-area coverage of low-power
wireless devices, greatly extending
the usefulness of transmitters and
receivers for both live events and
Bexel Clarity 800 Camera

permanent installations. Bexel ESS
also offers RF design and installation
solutions for meeting the new FCC
spectrum changes.
To meet its clients' growing need to
accommodate 4K and its requirements
for increased bandwidth and 12G
support, Bexel has recently made a
substantial fibre-optic equipment
investment. The company's expert
fibre technicians are equipped
to design a custom fibre-optic
infrastructure or an RF-over-fibre
solution for a number of microphone,
IFB, intercom, and microwave camera
systems.
Bexel's newly launched Fiber Mini
Booth Kit is a solution that uses
audio, video, intercom, and IFB
equipment to connect an announce
booth with a mobile unit up to 3,000
feet away without signal degradation
- all over six strands of single-mode
"tactical" fibre-optic cabling. The
Mini Booth Kit gives productions the
ability to send and receive signals
over 12 bidirectional video paths
(six each way), 16 audio paths (eight
microphones, eight intercoms), and
four IFB channels, and it offers an
optional robotic camera interface with
Ethernet control.
Bexel ESS provides custom systems
integration,
managed
services,
and turnkey design for high-profile
broadcasters and networks. Bexel
ESS effectively improves business
operations through the creation
of custom solutions for producing
high-quality video content. Bexel ESS
developed the Creative Studio, an IPbased, cloud-managed solution for the
distribution and consumption of both
live and recorded video content.
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