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From the look of the BBC London behind-the-scenes VT, they appear to be using ENPS as their newsroom system (The same system the BBC use in their newsrooms). I'd have thought they'd have gone with iNews.
The DSLRs look a bit Frankencamera-like, with a lot of bolt on bits (presumably they need interfaces to get into the camera for control - USB?, some HDMI to HD-SDI converters etc., plus data feeds for the remote PTZs and reverse vision for the prompters) I'm sure it's a bit cheaper than a low-end triax camera
Looks like the motion control camera (and other remotes?) is being controlled from the studio floor from a table? (Or maybe that's a temporary programming position)
The DSLRs look a bit Frankencamera-like, with a lot of bolt on bits (presumably they need interfaces to get into the camera for control - USB?, some HDMI to HD-SDI converters etc., plus data feeds for the remote PTZs and reverse vision for the prompters) I'm sure it's a bit cheaper than a low-end triax camera
Looks like the motion control camera (and other remotes?) is being controlled from the studio floor from a table? (Or maybe that's a temporary programming position)