The new Atom Two HDR camera combines a compact form factor with increased dynamic range for live production applications.
Michael Goepel, Director of Product, Dream Chip Technologies, said: “Instead of 12-bit dynamic range it now has 14-bit, plus 16-bit processing, in a form factor that is 3.5cm long. It’s unique at this size.”
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It is small enough to fit in race cars, on boats, where it is IP67 rated, or for jockey POV shots in horse racing. It uses an S-mount lens and comes with a wide-angle 4.2mm lens offering an 85° FoV. The 1/1.8-in sensor has a global shutter and can output HLG, PQ and S-Log3 to work with any HDR pipeline.
All Atom Two cameras are now compatible with the Visca protocol, allowing them to be controlled using a low-cost Stream Deck rather than an RCP.
Stand Number: 10.A20
Company: Dream Chip Technologies
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