NAC Image Technology

NAC Hi-Motion II Cameras Capture the 2012 UEFA Champions League Final

Wed, 23 May 2012 09:00:00 EDT

On Saturday, May 19th, Bayern Munich competed against Chelsea in the 2012 UEFA Champions League Final, and NAC's Hi-Motion II cameras were there to catch all of the action! Fletcher London rented out two (2) of these ultra-slow motion cameras to be placed behind each goal diagonally across from one another. These locations proved to be advantageous as they were able to obtain ultra-slow motion footage of both the goals scored, one by each team, both scored in the latter part of the second half.

In Action: Sunday Night Baseball: Nationals at Braves

Mon, 21 May 2012 11:00:00 EDT

Watch as the Washington Nationals visit the Atlanta Braves, as these two teams battle for top position in this NL East showdown. You can catch all of the ultra-slow motion highlights from field level...

NAC's GX-1 films Frozen Planet for the Discovery Channel

Wed, 16 May 2012 11:00:00 EDT

NAC Memrecam cameras were instrumental throughout the filming of the "Frozen Planet", a BBC documentary being aired on the Discovery Channel and the Animal Planet Channel. This series consists of cameramen and their crews venturing out into the Arctic and Antarctic regions not only to survive the life-threatening conditions, but to capture some of the best wild-life footage ever seen.

In Action: Sunday Night Baseball: Cardinals vs. Dodgers

Mon, 14 May 2012 21:00:00 EDT

Catch this week's episode of Sunday Night Baseball as the reigning World Series Champions, St. Louis Cardinals, go to beautiful southern California to take on the Los Angeles Dodgers.

In Action: ESPN Sunday Night Baseball: Anaheim Angels at Texas Rangers

Mon, 07 May 2012 09:00:00 EDT

Watch Sunday, May 13, as the visiting Anaheim Angels come to Arlington to take on the Texas Rangers in this American League West showdown. You will be seeing all of the ultra slow motion highlights through a NAC Hi-Motion II camera.

In Action: ESPN Sunday: Phillies at Nationals

Wed, 02 May 2012 09:00:00 EDT

This week's edition of Sunday Night Baseball will take place in our country's capital as the Philadelphia Phillies take on the Washington Nationals. Don't miss all of the ultra slow motion highlights this week!

In Action: FA Cup Finals in London

Wed, 02 May 2012 09:00:00 EDT

NAC Hi-Motion II cameras to capture the Championship match of Chelsea v Liverpool in the FA cup final at Wembley Stadium Saturday May 5th.

A Perfect Golf Swing Seen In Ultra Slow Motion

Fri, 27 Apr 2012 09:00:00 EDT

Sports Illustrated's Golf.com does a segment on the perfect swing of the rising LPGA star Belen Mozo. It is through the use of a NAC Memrecam camera viewers can see this perfect swing in ultra-slow motion, at its most beautiful and elegant form.

In Action: ESPN Sunday: Rays at Rangers!

Wed, 25 Apr 2012 09:00:00 EDT

Fletcher Chicago rents out two NAC Hi-Motion II cameras to ESPN's Sunday Night Baseball in a contest between the Tampa Bay Devil Rays and the Texas Rangers. Don't miss it!

In Action: NAC at Fenway!

Thu, 19 Apr 2012 09:00:00 EDT

ESPN's Sunday Night Baseball between the New York Yankees and The Boston Red Sox Live from Fenway Park! Make sure to catch the game, and check out the use of two NAC Hi-Motion II cameras.

In Action: NAC Hi-Motion II to be used by ESPN for all MLB Games

Thu, 12 Apr 2012 09:00:00 EDT

While some sports broadcasting channels will be showing their baseball games through the lens of lower quality cameras, ESPN will be broadcasting their Sunday Night Baseball game through the lens of a NAC Hi-Motion II camera. In fact, there will be two of the highest quality and most technologically advanced ultra slow motion cameras at every game this season! This will enable viewers to see instant ultra slow motion replays, allowing them to "capture the most minute of details in a game of inches."

Press Coverage: ESPN Throws Out First Pitch on Sunday Night Baseball

Fri, 06 Apr 2012 10:20:00 EDT

ESPN made a big splash in the offseason with the blockbuster addition of Terry Francona to its Sunday Night Baseball booth. However, the arrival of the boisterous former Boston Red Sox manager is not the only change for Sunday Night Baseball this season: ESPN has also added a host of new production elements, including a second RF handheld camera, a second high-speed camera system, a battalion of GoPro miniature cameras, and possible use of "hot and cold zones" in its K Zone pitch-tracking system.

NAC adds new Canadian Representative

Thu, 01 Mar 2012 09:00:00 EST

NAC Image Technology is pleased to announce an agreement with John Denenfeld of Velocity Dynamics to distribute NAC products throughout Canada... John brings 25+ years of experience in the broadcast and industrial high speed video camera production markets to this new partnership.

Press Coverage: TNT Brings New Tech Tricks to NBA All-Star

Tue, 28 Feb 2012 14:52:00 EST

TNT's production of the NBA All-Star Weekend from the Amway Center in Orlando featured new toys, enhancements to old favorites, and core production techniques that the network has refined over the years. On hand was the new NAC/Ikegami super-slow-motion camera system, which features three CCD sensors to improve picture performance.

Press Coverage: NAC Hi-Motion II Cameras to Make Super Debut

Sun, 05 Feb 2012 13:07:00 EST

NAC Image Technology's Hi-Motion II super-slow motion camera today will make its world-wide debut in style, providing replays for NBC Sports as well as the NFL World Feed during tonight's broadcast of Super Bowl XLVI from Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis. But it's only the beginning of a busy period as Andy Hayford, NAC Image Technology's international sales manager says 30 of the units will be in the field by April.

The camera did make a debut nationally for a UFC fight on Fox Sports last weekend. Hayford says the camera did so well that it became the main handheld used during the fights.

The complete camera system brings together technology from NAC and Ikegami that couples three CMOS sensors with the high-speed recording functionality. Hayford says the advantage of CMOS is it allows for higher frame rates than CCD sensors which max out at 90 frames per second. Tonight the cameras will operate at 300 fps.

Press Coverage: Ikegami Teams with NAC, Fletcher on Hi-Motion Cameras at Super Bowl

Fri, 03 Feb 2012 12:00:00 EST

Among the many sights TV viewers across the country will see during Sunday's Super Bowl XLVI will be replays of ultra-slow-motion action captured by NAC Image Technologies' new Hi-Motion II ultra-motion camera system.

These 'hi-motion' cameras are unique in using a three-CMOS-sensor camera head with built-in memory to deliver greater than ten-times-speed ("10x") for dramatic ultra-slow-motion playback of HD sports action.

Press Coverage: Fletcher Chicago To Provide Ultra Slow-Motion HDTV Cameras for Super Bowl XLVI

Thu, 02 Feb 2012 10:35:00 EST

Fletcher Chicago will be providing four of the new NAC Hi-Motion II Ultra Slow Motion Digital cameras at this year's Super Bowl in Indianapolis. The Hi-Motion II camera, developed in cooperation with Ikegami, is a dual-format 1080i/720p system that can provide simultaneous output of live normal-speed video and ultra-slow-motion replay video, and can be used as both a "traditional" HD portable/field camera and an ultra-motion HD camera.

Four NAC Hi-Motion II™ ultra slow motion HDTV cameras to be provided for Super Bowl XLVI coverage by Fletcher Chicago

Thu, 02 Feb 2012 09:00:00 EST

Football fans around the world will be awed by unbelievable slow motion replay imagery during this Sunday's telecast of Super Bowl XLVI between the New York Giants and New England Patriots on NBC! Fletcher Chicago will be providing four (4) of the new NAC Hi-Motion II™ Ultra Slow Motion Digital cameras to capture the dramatic field action at this year's Super Bowl.

Ikegami Provides Four NAC Hi-MOTION II™ Ultra-Slow-Motion HDTV Camera Systems to Fletcher Camera for Super Bowl XLVI Coverage

Thu, 02 Feb 2012 09:00:00 EST

Among the many thrilling sights TV viewers will see during this Sunday's telecast of Super Bowl XLVI will be replays of ultra-slow-motion football action captured in crystal clarity and fine detail by the new Hi-Motion II ultra-motion camera system. Made by NAC Image Technology, a world leader in the design and manufacture of advanced imaging and motion-analysis systems, these Hi-Motion cameras are unique in using a three-CMOS-sensor camera head with built-in memory to deliver greater than ten-times-speed ("10x") for dramatic ultra-slow-motion playback of HD sports action. The new Hi-Motion II camera, developed in cooperation with Ikegami, is a dual-format 1080i/720p system that can provide simultaneous output of live normal-speed video and ultra-slow-motion replay video, and can be used as both a "traditional" HD portable/field camera and an ultra-motion HD camera that can work side-by-side with other Ikegami HD cameras on production trucks to deliver the exceptional imagery today's HDTV sports viewers demand. The Hi-Motion II camera is sold and supported by Ikegami.

New! Memrecam HX-3 Camera introduced...

Mon, 21 Nov 2011 09:00:00 EST

The lastest member of the new HX Family of high-speed digital camera products, the Memrecam HX-3, is the ultimate high-speed camera - providing the highest resolutions, highest frame rates, and best light sensitivity - all in a compact package weighing just over 12 pounds!

Hi-Motion II continues to receive accolades

Mon, 10 Oct 2011 09:00:00 PDT

The Hi-Motion product family has the only HD Ultra Slow Motion camera system employing 3-chip image capture technology. The Hi-Motion allows the user the flexibility of easily changing and recording speed from normal to 10x or more, while also allowing for the instant playback of previosly captured ultra slow motion imagery. Since its development in 2003, the Hi-Motion has been embraced by sports broadcasters around the world, having been featured in the Olympic Games (summer and winter), the FIFA World Cup (Germany and South Africa), and the Asian Games, as well as professional golf, tennis, cricket, boxing, rugby, volleyball, basketball, hockey, baseball, swimming, diving, equestrian events, motor racing and much, much more. The Hi-Motion is on show at SPORTELMonaco 2011 at the NAC Image Technology booth.

Doug Squires appointed as new NAC Southeastern US Regional Manager

Sat, 01 Oct 2011 09:00:00 PDT

NAC Image Technology is pleased to announce the appointment of Doug Squires as the new Regional Sales Manager for the Southeastern United States. Doug is responsible for direct sales of NAC products in Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee. With over 25 years experience in the imaging field, the youthful industry veteran, will be based in Charlotte, NC.

NAC Image Technology expands its Sports Broadcast Business Unit...

Thu, 01 Sep 2011 09:00:00 PDT

NAC Image Technology announces the expansion of its Sports Broadcast Business Unit. NAC is pleased to announce the appointment of Andy Hayford as International Sales Manager for NAC Hi-Motion Products effective immediately. His responsibility will be for the promotion and sale of NAC's Ultra Slow Motion Sports Broadcast camera systems in Europe, the Americas, Australia, and other geographic territories.