Cameron Pace Group rolls out new 3D technology

The Cameron Pace Group debuted new 5D technology at the 2013 Winter X Games that made an irreversible dent in the barriers that have traditionally limited 3D growth.

In the spirit of the Games, well known for their tradition of breaking records and defying limits, CAMERON | PACE Group (CPG) rolled out new technology that effectively integrates 2D and 3D content production using cost-competitive, scalable methods to improve image quality and overall viewer experience.

Specifically, this technology addresses the broadcast industry's central challenge - to produce multi-format live footage without multiplying production costs. CPG co-chairman, CEO Vince Pace said, "Our engineering efforts always focus on ways to enable broadcasters to do more with less. The X Games were a milestone in demonstrating that 3D innovation can also directly augment 2D production."

The debut of CPG's new broadcast solutions built on the company's efforts in producing the technology and methodologies necessary to make integrated 2D and 3D (known as 5D) productions attractive and scalable options for mainstream broadcasts. To accomplish this, CPG developed products that embed 3D functionality into existing 2D production models without sacrificing flexibility or mobility.

This technology was critical for coverage of the X Games, a complex live production with camera placements in hard-to-access locations.

Patrick Campbell, CTO, CPG said, "The key to MaxRemote™ is you can place the camera anywhere and never have to physically visit during the production. At the X Games, the cameras were essentially only visited when they were bagged for the night and unbagged in the morning."

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