A Vitec Group brand

Vinten Radamec™
A Vitec Group brand

Radamec Native Lens Drive

431 NLD

Working in partnership with A&C Ltd, developers of world leading robotic head systems, Vinten Radamec has launched the Radamec Native Lens Drive (NLD) for Radamec heads that can be fitted and operated without a lens bracket or any manual re-calibration. This provides Radamec customers with much greater freedom in the choice of lens that they use and the locations where they operate.

Key Features:

  • Fitted without a lens bracket or any manual re-calibration
  • Easy to interchange lenses
  • Easy to maintain lenses

The NLD is backwards compatible with all Radamec heads with a mini head control unit and the 431, it is suitable for operation with current full servo broadcast Canon and Fujinon lenses.  Its development is proof of Vinten Radamec’s continued commitment towards supporting legacy products.

The Vinten Radamec NLD incorporates A&C Ltd’s video lens control system.  It provides both analogue and digital lens drive outputs for the control of modern full servo Superbox and ENG lenses through plug-in cables rather than a fitted lens bracket. The cables can be easily unplugged again if the camera is required for use elsewhere, and then reconnected back in the studio in seconds.

The Radamec Native Lens Drive communicates intelligently with the lens software – recognising different lenses - which allows for easy interchangeability, only limited by the connections into the various lenses.  Lens calibration for Zoom and Focus control starts automatically at power up and takes less than a second for serial control or up to just 40 seconds for analogue control.  No further manual intervention is required.

 

 

431 Native Lens Drive

Vinten Radamec is a leading provider of robotic camera support systems with an extensive range including robotic heads, pedestals and controllers suitable for a variety of applications such as studio, outside broadcast and legislative environments. With the widest customer support network and distribution infrastructure, and a far reaching development programme, Vinten Radamec’s aim is to continue to grow the number of robotics users in the world’s broadcast industry.