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JVC Cameras and Switchers Presentation

ABS and JVC invite you to a presentation of the new product line, with hands on demos and experts discussion panel. Come and check out the new GY-HC900 Connected Cam. Two convenient locations:JVC Professional

Wednesday, August 8th:
Register here for Bellevue, WA 1:30 → 3:30 PM

Thursday, August 9th:
Register here for Oregon City, OR 1:30 → 3:30 PM

 

JVC experts Alicia Reed and Matt Barrett will be in your area August 8th and 9th to give a presentation on The Connected Cam and KM-IP400 “Studio-in-a-box” products. They will also show other current JVC cameras, monitors and streaming accessories. You’ll see the latest JVC cameras like KY-PZ100, GY-HM660, GY-HM890, GY-LS300 and GY-HM250 cameras.

ABS JVC Connected Cam 2018

1:30pm – 2:00pm sign in and product viewing

2:00pm – 3:00pm JVC New Camera and Switcher Presentation

3:00pm – 3:30pm questions and product viewing

The new JVC GY-HC900 Connected-Cam Camera is a broadcast camcorder for use in the field or in studio configurations. It features three 2/3-inch CMOS image sensors and is equipped with two encoders and one decoder to offer IP connectivity not found elsewhere. The camera incorporates a new processing engine that enables recording and low latency streaming, and simultaneous decoding for return video and IFB audio.
http://pro.jvc.com/prof/attributes/features.jsp?model_id=MDL102520

JVC’s ProHD Studio 4000 and 4000S are self-contained 4 channel, live production and streaming switchers that offer professional results for just $6K-$8K each! You also get transitions, layering, effects and character generation. Here are links to more information about these JVC “studios-in-a-box:”

JVC KM-IP400 studio-in-a-box with automatic PTZ motion tracking:
http://pro.jvc.com/prof/attributes/features.jsp?model_id=MDL102488

JVC KM-IP4000S studio-in-a-box with instant replays and slow motion:
http://pro.jvc.com/prof/attributes/features.jsp?model_id=MDL102531

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Learn Camera Shading Techniques, March 22nd

Grass Valley LDX Advanced Camera Shading

and Video Operator Seminar

Presented by Ron Williams

Wednesday March 22nd, 1:00pm to 5:00pm at Advanced Broadcast Solutions (view map)

Please RSVP by March 14th:

(844) 870-0244 or david@advancedbroadcastsolutions.com

Refreshments included

General Instruction on the Software and Hardware

  • General LDX camera head orientation of controls
  • XCU – Exchangeable Camera Unit functions
  • OCP – Operational Control Panel
  • Camera Startup to Final Settings
  • Elements of a Good Picture
  • Video Monitor Elements
  • Adjustable Video Controls from OCP:
Color Temp
Matrix
Gamma
Black		 Flare
Detail – SD HD UHD
Knee
HDR

THIS IS FOR VIDEO OPERATORS AND SHADERS
THIS IS NOT A BEGINNERS CLASS

AVL EXPO 2015 PROVIDES ANSWERS FOR WORSHIP COMMUNITY AV QUESTIONS

With a conference program emphasizing audio technologies, this year’s Audio, Video, Lighting Conference and Expo (AVL Expo) attracted close to 150 attendees from churches across the Pacific Northwest. Specifically designed for the worship community, the seventh annual event was presented by professional video and audio systems integration firm Advanced Broadcast Solutions (ABS) in collaboration with Experience Church.tv®, which hosted the event at its church in Puyallup, Wash., on Feb. 20.

“Overall, we had another successful AVL Expo this year. There were more than a dozen exhibitors and almost 150 people representing churches from across the region,” said Mark Siegel, president of ABS. “We changed the format to include shorter sessions and even repeated a few sessions, so attendees didn’t have to miss anything. As always, it was very rewarding to provide answers to church leaders who are trying to maximize their AV resources.”

Dennis Cummins, pastor at Experience Church.tv, said keynote speaker James Hurley from Hillsong Church and Yamaha Commercial Audio representative Randy Weitzel addressed key issues with attendees during their presentations. ”It wasn’t just about gear but about applications with gear,” he explained. “Attendees walked away feeling more empowered. Senior pastors communicated how this year’s sessions drilled down to the issues their churches were dealing with – and they can’t wait to bring their teams next year.”

Siegel confirmed plans are already being developed for AVL Expo 2016.

Univera Improves Communications with New HD Streaming Video System Designed by ABS

Professional video and audio systems integration firm Advanced Broadcast Solutions (ABS) today announced it designed and built an HD video production system for Univera, a Seattle-based direct selling organization that produces and markets health and wellness nutritional supplements. The new system is used to produce videos of meetings and other presentations, which are streamed live to the company’s sales force. [Read more…]

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