By Brian Galante
Special to Weekly Tech Roundup
MultiDyne Video & Fiber Optic Systems is making it easier for production teams to integrate digital cinema cameras into professional live production environments with new, complete fiber camera kits built around its SilverBack Series. Designed for any cinema camera including the Sony VENICE, Sony BURANO and Canon EOS C400, the new kits bring together SilverBack fiber transport technology, a compact base station and all required camera-specific accessories in a single package.
The new kits extend the value of MultiDyne’s proven SilverBack platform, which has helped broadcasters and content producers adapt digital cinema cameras for SMPTE fiber workflows since 2012. By consolidating the necessary components into one convenient purchase, MultiDyne eliminates the complexity of sourcing individual cables, connectors and mounting accessories while offering substantial savings compared to purchasing components separately.
Each kit is tailored to the connectivity and mounting requirements of its supported camera.
The Sony VENICE kit includes the serial data cabling required for camera control, while the Sony BURANO and Canon EOS C400 kits incorporate camera-specific mounting plates that simplify installation and provide access to essential connections. All kits include the relevant cables, connectors and documentation needed to streamline deployment.
At the heart of the solution is MultiDyne’s compact SVB-1 1RU base station, which provides the fiber connectivity and power infrastructure required for professional SMPTE camera workflows. Paired with SilverBack camera-mounted adapters including the SilverBack-V, the system supports the video, audio, control and return signal requirements of live multi-camera production over fiber. The shallow, lightweight base station is especially attractive for flypacks, mobile production systems and installations where rack space is limited.
NAB New York visitors can learn more about kit contents and pricing at Booth 856 the Javits Center (October 21-22).
