When the coverage was performed the first launch of a commercial spacecraft, SpaceShipOne, broadcast live on The Science Channel and through CNN, both teams made their shots with the Fujinon telephoto zoom lenses. The Science Channel employed Fujinon's XA101x8.9BESM, and CNN captured the event with the XA87x13.2BESM lenses.
Pierre de Lespinois, from Evergreen Films, was present to capture everything live for The Science Channel with Fujinon's 101x zoom lenses. Of Lespinois used a Sony 900 24P high-definition camera.
De Lespinois stated that the 101x focus accuracy with 101x assist system focus and image stabilization features were key, particularly for the launch of the spacecraft spatial. Fujinon's precision focusing system is a Built-in feature makes it easy for the operator to adjust precisely lenses for optimal focus.
Precision approach is critical when taking HD shots. The small viewfinders on the cameras HD have difficulty solving and operators often believe they have achieved the approach when in fact they have not Got. Slightly out-of-focus shots are even more evident in high HD resolution. The assistance system of Precision focus takes care of these focusing problems, common in HD production.
The team of professionals of Lespinois claimed that at a certain height they could not see the ship. space not even with the eye exposed. Despite this, He said: "We've achieved fantastic live shots with the Fujinon zomm. By virtue of the magnification power of 101x and its unsurpassed wide-angle, tracking a rocket that is quickly sets aside at an altitude of 30,000 meters, not only not it was a problem, but once it is captured, it is possible get hooked on it."
A one-hour version of the The event will be produced and aired earlier this year.
