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Meduza S3D Camera System

December 2nd, 2011 | Comments Off on Meduza S3D Camera System

The Meduza digital imaging system is much more than just a camera; it’s a whole new way of seeing things differently. As a new piece of essential film making technology it aspires to provide more flexibility and control to the art of stereoscopic recording than any other system available.

Light weight, compact and fully remote controllable the camera is designed to liberate the film maker and release the creative potential in this exciting new medium and across all areas film and television production. Sport, live action, drama, natural history both for the largest and smallest screens are all supported by Meduza.

The Meduza is a completely new and original, built from the ground up camera system designed to provide the very specific tools needed to produce the highest level of matched stereoscopic images in a flexible range of resolutions and formats.

With guaranteed regular hard and software upgrades your Meduza will never be obsolete and will always be at the cutting edge.

At Meduza we really are seeing things differently

The Meduza TITAN, the first fully controllable, lightweight, 3D precision single HD camera with 1080p dual sensors, a solution for 3D television production.

Featuring two 1080p CMOS sensors, TITAN is capable of a full range of frame rates, from 24 fps to 120 fps in 10 bit, and has fast, fully motorized inter-axial (the distance between the lenses) and convergence, both essential to quality S3D film making. Convergence is accurate to 1/1000 of a degree and the inter-axial to 1 micron. Meduza can also provide motors for Iris and focus control. At only 7.5 lbs (3.5 kilos), the robust and compact TITAN is crafted of a unique titanium body for lightness and durability.

TITAN provides a much needed solution for on-the-fly sports field coverage and is also a powerful tool for documentary as well as narrative producers, whether shooting in the studio, on location, or deep in the field.

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