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April 2003
Viewpoint
In Memory
Cynthia Wisehart, Editorial Director

Cover Story
Video at Work photo gallery and links
Photos by James Bueti

Video at Work
By Stephen Porter

Shoot
A Visit to the Editor
By Bill Miller

Shoot Tools — Boom Audio & Video
By Trevor Boyer

Shoot Tools — Frezzi Energy Systems
By Trevor Boyer

Shoot Tools — LANC
By Trevor Boyer

Shoot Tools — Telemetrics
By Trevor Boyer

Three Paths to Film
By Steve Mullen

Edit
Edit Review — Canopus DVStorm2
By Steve Mullen

Edit Tools — Canopus
By Trevor Boyer

Edit Tools — Digital VooDoo
By Trevor Boyer

Edit Tools — Media 100
By Trevor Boyer

Edit Tools — Ulead
By Trevor Boyer

Offline Lives!
By Bob Turner

Score Your Own
By Frank McMahon

Display
Display Review — Mitsubishi XD300U
By Jeff Sauer

Display Review — Panasonic PT-D7600U
By Peter Putman, CTS/

Display Tools — Dell
By Trevor Boyer

Display Tools — Epson PowerLite
By Trevor Boyer

Display Tools — Fujitsu
By Trevor Boyer

Display Tools — Premier Mounts
By Trevor Boyer

Hey! I'm Projecting Here!
By Pete Putman, CTS

It's a Strange New World
By Peter Putman, CTS

More Than Blue Jeans
Beck Finley

Integrate
Adobe Arrives at DVD
By Jeff Sauer

Integrate Review — ADS Technologies USB Instant DVD
By Rick Shaw

Integrate Review — Macromedia Studio MX
By Frank McMahon

Integrate Tools — Asaca
By Trevor Boyer

Integrate Tools — Extron
By Trevor Boyer

Integrate Tools — SeaChange
By Trevor Boyer

Integrate Tools — Wondertouch
By Trevor Boyer

Intelligence
April 2003 Intelligence

Musings
Catching Up with Some Visionaries
By Cody Holt

Inbox
Grayscale (in Black and White)

General
DMD Field Reliability: A Comparison of Competing Technologies Used In Data Projectors
By Michael R. Douglass and Rick W. McCall

 
Article
 
Shoot Tools — Telemetrics

By Trevor Boyer

Video Systems, Apr 1, 2003
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Robotic trolley

Centralcasting and videoconferencing are making camera robotics increasingly important. Telemetrics expands its line of motorized, robotic camera trolley systems with the EWM-PT-S2-BD. This elevating wall-mount unit relies on servo operation for movement control, and a belt-driven motor allows variable speeds from 0.5in. to 4ft. per second. The EWM-PT-S2-BD can be ordered in almost any length and mounted horizontally or vertically. It's fully compatible with Telemetrics' recently introduced line of servo-controlled pan/tilt mechanisms and can be operated using any of the company's serial control panels or software.


Price: 10ft.
system starts at $15,000 Mahwah, N.J.; (201) 848-9818;
www.telemetricsinc.com

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