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Due to their ease-of-use and excellent image quality, NAC cameras are favored heavily for slow motion replays!
February 4, 2010
NAC High-Speed Cameras continue setting the bar for their incredibly detailed slow motion images in coverage of prestigious sporting events around the world! A total of 8 NAC High Speed Cameras are working on the Vancouver Games beginning February 12 and going thru February 28. In Whistler, the cameras will be recording both men and women’s Alpine Skiing and Cross Country events at Whistler Olympic Park. In Vancouver, the cameras will be used to capture action at the Speed Skating competition at Richmond Oval, Curling at the Olympic Centre and Ice Hockey at two separate venues: Canada Hockey Place and the University of British Columbia Winter Sports Centre.
NAC High-Speed HD Camera continues to receive accolades
October 22, 2009
The NAC Hi-Motion HD camera system has won yet another Golden Podium Award at this year’s Sportel convention in Monaco.
The high speed HD Camera system was provided by NAC UK distribution partner, ARRI Media, to director Achim Hammer of ZDF for his
winning clip of pole vaulter Steven Hooker clearing 5.90m to win the gold medal at the World Athletics Championships in Berlin.
Michael Amsinck of ZDF noted, “One of the best decisions our chief director Achim Hammer made was to choose the Hi-Motion for the
2009 IAAF World Athletics Championships.”
Click here for the ARRI Media release for more detail…
July 31, 2009
Incredible new summer 2009 Lock N’ Load episodes with R. Lee Ermey on the History Channel beginning July 26 feature a variety of applications including:
Machine Guns
Gunny checks out the rapid fire, lead spitting destruction of the machine gun. From an authentic hand cranking 1890's Gatling Gun to one of the fastest machine guns on the planet today--the Mini Gun--Gunny rat a tat tats his way through machine gun history while high-speed photography captures the exploding targets in incredible slow motion
Artillery
Gunny takes a journey through the history of cannons and field artillery and shoots off everything from Revolutionary War-era cannonballs to the futuristic shells of NLOS-C -- a fully automated piece of artillery that's so new the Army's still testing it. Other featured artillery includes Civil War cannons and the Pack 75 Howitzer, a World War II cannon used in the Battle of the Bulge.
Tanks
Gunny takes a ride through history in the rolling thunder that is the tank. From the world's only fully operational WWI tank to the state of the art M1A1 Abrams--Gunny drives them and shoots them as special high-speed photography captures the exploding targets in incredible slow motion.
Pistols
Gunny pulls the trigger on pistols--and takes aim at handgun history with vintage flintlock dueling pistols to modern day, rapid firing machine pistols. Amazing high-speed photography captures multiple ballistics tests designed to observe the course of a bullet's flight and its impact.
For a list of upcoming "Lock N’ Load" episodes visit the History Channel:
http://www.history.com/search.do?action=scheduleSearch&searchText=Lock+N%27+Load+with+R.+Lee+Ermey
June 4, 2009
NAC Image Technology introduces the EMR-9, the latest development in eye tracking measurement and analysis systems.
June 4, 2009
The new, recently completed Toyota Technical Center (TTC) located in Ann Arbor,
Michigan is the first ever built outside of Japan. This state-of-the-art,
world-class facility utilizes the NAC GX-1 camera system.
Please view the complete article from Automotive Testing Technology International
Magazine (March 2009 issue).
June 4, 2009
A first of its kind video shot from inside a vortex of a monster wave using
a NAC Memrecam fx K5 will be shown as part of a new series, South Pacific, on
the upcoming BBC Natural History Unit. [more...]
June 4, 2009
After the impressive coverage of the Beijing Olympics, ARRI Media (NAC’s business
partner in the UK) continues to provide coverage for a wide range of athletic events
with the NAC Hi-Motion camera. [more...]
May 5, 2009
NAC High Speed Cameras are used on the new television show “Weaponizers” airing
in the US on May 11. A clip of the new show by Beyond Productions can be viewed at
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TgBNkKGcfYo.
Check your local listings for airtime of the Weaponizers in your area.
March 24, 2009
Coming Soon….New EMR-9 Eye Tracking System will be introduced at the upcoming Vision Sciences
Society (VSS) Annual Conference in Naples, Florida May 8 – 13, 2009
NAC Image Technology will introduce the new EMR-9 at the upcoming Vision Sciences Society (VSS)
Annual Conference in Naples, Florida May 8 – 13, 2009. The EMR-9 is the latest development in eye
movement measurement and analysis systems - it is a truly mobile system that offers significant
reduction in size and weight over traditional eye measurement systems. This allows the subject to
move freely and unencumbered in their natural environment. The EMR-9 records data to a compact SD
memory card that can then transfer the data to a PC where detailed statistical analysis can occur
using our optional software analysis package. Watch for more information on this new product!
Monday, June 24, 2008
NAC High-Speed Cameras continue setting the bar for their incredibly detailed slow motion images in coverage of prestigious sporting events around the world!
NAC High Speed Cameras internationally:
ARRI Media, in London, provides for the sale and rental of NAC High-Speed Cameras in Europe, Australia and Africa for all applications involving Television Broadcast and Commercial Film Production. See an update of ARRI Media’s year in this market which will climax in August with the Summer Olympics in Beijing – “Around the World at 300fps”
NAC High Speed Cameras in the USA:
XGames http://expn.go.com/expn/story?id=3429162
Simi Valley, CA – The newest member of NAC’s family of digital high speed cameras, the Memrecam GX-5 sets new standards for high-speed imaging flexibility and performance in onboard automotive testing. NAC enhances the capabilities of its unique Micro Camera Head design, connecting up to eight (8) cameras directly to a single onboard processor. This Hi-G Micro Camera records brilliant color images with 640 X 480 pixel resolution (VGA) at up to 1,000 fps in confined, poorly lit spaces. The GX-5 provides more that 2X the light sensitivity of any product of its kind available on the market today.
NAC Image Technology has been actively involved in the auto crash, safety and component testing market place since the early 1960’s and is proud of the reputation it’s earned for high-quality, reliable, high-speed camera systems. NAC is the most experienced source for high-speed camera equipment and motion analysis systems and software. A continuous record of technical innovation and a comprehensive, integrated line-up of products that set industry standards for performance and reliability makes NAC the safe choice for more and more scientists, engineers and technicians with design, test and production applications for high-speed image capture and image analysis.
Wednesday, February 13th, 2008
NAC Image Technology is pleased to announce the appointment of Kent Peterson as Regional Sales Manager for NAC High-Speed Imaging Systems in the states of Wisconsin, Minnesota, North & South Dakota, Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri and Illinois.
Kent brings a strong background in industrial sales to his position, having worked with NAC Image Technology and other remote vision inspection equipment product lines since 1998. His background began in Nondestructive Testing where Kent learned about imaging requirements for research & development documentation along with the need for capturing high-speed images for analysis.
In addition to his work in industrial sales, Kent has been employed by Goodrich Aerospace in the Failure Analysis Lab. His responsibilities included the evaluation of products for NASA, military and commercial aircraft products - where extreme quality standards and strong attention to detail are a requirement.
Kent’s past endeavors have set the bar for his own expectations. Kent maintains that these high expectations will be a benefit to customers looking for the “perfect fit” in a high speed camera. He has found that not only do NAC’s products meet a high industry standard, but that they also exceed those standards. With the knowledge that NAC has provided quality and reliability since 1958, Kent can confidently state that “when it comes to reliable, digital, high quality high speed camera systems, make the safe choice with NAC and you’ll see the visible difference in your business!”
Monday, January 28th, 2008
NAC High Speed Cameras were used for the action during the NHL All Star game on Versus January 26-27, 2008. Starting in February, NAC High Speed Cameras will be used for NBC Golf featuring the men’s PGA events. Additionally, NAC High Speed Cameras will be used for “slow-motion” shots during the NHL Hockey play-offs, the NBA All-Star game and major league baseball on Turner - TBS Baseball.
Tuesday, December 18th, 2007
December 1, 2007 -
NAC Image Technology is pleased to announce the appointment of John Cheyne of Crash Lab Support (CLS) as the exclusive sales representative for NAC High-Speed Imaging Systems in the states of Michigan, Ohio and Indiana.
John Cheyne has worked in the occupant safety industry a a control & measurement systems engineer since 1990, and has extensive experience in crash safety testing. In 2003, John established Crash Lab Support in order to provide high-quality products and services to the occupant safety industry. To our global customer base, Crash Lab Support is more than just a sales agency; CLS is a value-added integrator bringing hands-on experience and useful information to the equation. Additionally, John is an active member of SAE and a member of the Kettering University Crash Advisory Board.
John’s extensive background in the automotive safety industry make him and CLC a valuable asset, not only to NAC, but also to automotive customers looking for assistance in selecting the appropriate equipment for their high-speed imaging requirements.
When asked about his new role as a Sales Representative for NAC products, John replied, “After many years of working with the NAC team and integrating their imaging products, I am very excited to further support our customers with this impressive product line.”
Monday, November 5th, 2007
NAC’s newest model high-speed camera, the Memrecam GX-1, has begun arriving at facilities around the world - See the Press Release:
GX-1 Deliveries Begin in 3Q07
Wednesday, October 10th, 2007
NAC High Speed cameras will capture slow motion shots during the baseball’s National League playoff games on TBS.
Monday, October 8th, 2007
NAC High Speed Cameras will be displayed at the Automotive Testing Expo 2007 North America on October 24 - 26, 2007. Over 370 of the world’s leading automotive test equipment manufacturers and test service providers will display the very latest technologies aimed at the North American automotive industry. Featured high speed cameras from NAC Image Technology will include the new GX-1 and HotShot 512 sc. See NAC at Booth C410. Register online now for your FREE admission ticket!
Wednesday, September 12th, 2007
The Clairmont-modified NAC fxCAM is truly the SP’s and Producer’s dream. Its ultra high speed action (HD resolution up to 1,000 fps) enables you to get shots that you’ve only dreamed about. A PL-mount lets you use a wide assortment of 35mm lenses - and with the NAC fxCAM’s ability to play back to NTSC video output you’ll know immediately if “got the shot.”
From a production economy standpoint, Clairmont’s NAC fxCAM can provide huge savings in time and money. There is no run-up or run-down film waste due to an innovative triggering system. No time lost due to film jams. Fast Downloading…AND…savings up to $20,000 to $40,000 per day on film and processing costs.
The fxCAM can record up to 5 minutes of screen time (9821 frames @ 30 fps playback) at 1,000 fps, download the RAW data at a rate of 1GB per minute to a control computer via fiber-channel, and be ready for the next shot in short order. The files are stored and later rendered as a usable format on removable hard drives that are delivered to post.
Quite simply, this is a camera that can deliver footage never before attainable, and do it for a fraction of the cost of traditional film methods.
For more information visit Clairmont Camera.
Wednesday, July 11th, 2007
Watch the following televised events to see slow motion images from the NAC Memrecam High Speed Cameras:
- NFL Dallas at Chicago- September 23, 2007
- NHRA, September 2-3, 2007 (Indianapolis, IN.) - ESPN2
- GOLF, September 1-2, 2007 (NBC)
- X Games 13, August 2-5, 2007 (Los Angeles, CA) - ESPN…check schedule
- 2007 MLB Home Run Derby on Monday, July 9 (San Francisco, California - AT&T Park) - ESPN
- US Open Golf Tournament on June 16 and 17 - NBC (Oakmont Country Club, Oakmont, PA)
- Exploring Time on the Science Channel (USA) - March 18 - Check your local TV listing for airing time
- PGA - Bay Hill - March 17 and 18
- PGA - Doral - March 24 and 25
- Rugby Union Guinness Premiership
- Rugby Union Heineken Cup
- Horse Racing at Newbury
- Cheltenham Gold Cup
- Six Nations International Championship (Rugby Union Internationals)
Tuesday, July 10th, 2007
Recently, the NAC HotShot 1280 pci was used on a television show in Spain where viewers had the opportunity to see high speed events in slow motion. The 1280 pci is part of the lower cost family of high speed digital cameras. With speeds up to 20,000 fps. and frame rates up to 1280 X 1024, the HotShot 1280 pci is the perfect choice for a variety of applications where budget is a concern. See the slow motion videos captured by the HotShot 1280 pci on this Spanish TV Show. Interested in more information on the HotShot 1280 pci? - See the Data Sheet
Wednesday, May 16th, 2007
After receiving an overwhelming response at the Automotive Testing Expo held earlier this month in Stuttgart, Germany - the newest NAC member of the Memrecam family, the GX-1, will be demonstrated at the Automotive Engineering Expo 2007 in Yokohama, Japan on May 23 - 25, 2007. The GX-1 is the most light sensitive mega-pixal high speed camera in the world! (ISO 5000 Color and ISO 20000 Mono) With its live video output (NTSC and PAL), the GX-1 is perfect for a variety of demanding testing applications including Automotive, Microscopy, Spectroscopic, Ballistic, Flow Visualization, Spray, and more. For more information, contact a local representative.
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