By Glen Dickson -- Broadcasting & Cable, 4/24/2006 7:15:00 AM
JVC says that ABC has been using its HD100 ProHD HDV-format high-def camera to capture the opening shot of Good Morning America from ABC's Times Square studio in New York.
In addition to the GY-HD100s used at GMA, ABC is also utilizing cameras for ABC News productions to inter-cut material shot on high-end HD cameras. ABC's London news bureau now has three HD100's implemented with AVID Express non-linear editors.
"ABC has purchased a number of JVC HD100U cameras for use in support of ABC's Good Morning America production in HDTV and for other various ABC News productions," said Preston Davis, president, television operations & engineering, ABC Television Network. "We have been pleased with the performance so far and look forward to their use in the future."
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