A pair of 4K Sony Block cameras ready to ship. The customized cable and control system enables 4k30 Prores video transmission and full Sony VISCA control from a distance of over 100ft. The adjustable pan tilt mounts are 316ss and allow suspension of the cameras (underwater) from the available platform.
A few images courtesy of Oregon State University from their joint mission with Ocean Exploration Trust, NOAA OCNMS, and NOAA Office of Ocean Exploration and Research.
For more information about these photos and the ongoing mission, please visit: https://oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/explorations/20cascadia-seeps/logs/sept25/welcome.html
Front and center still camera on the ROV Hercules.
Photo Credit: Andrew Thurber, OSU
The E/V Nautilus is presently off the Washington coastline and using a Sexton 4000m rated Titanium enclosure for the first time to capture low-light imagery. Streaming live at the link below.
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Nautilus Live | Quad Stream
4000m Titanium Sony A7iii enclosure with live remote control.
THU, SEP 17
MTS Oregon - Happy Hour w/ Clara Bird
Advanced camera technology and innovative multi-camera arrays allow us to capture and recreate individual marine specimens in our homes. A recent collaboration between #rvangari and #blueringimaging #vrtul resulted in a 3D printable asset of the famous hammerhead “Nemesis.”
SEXTON is a proud partner in the development of the housings and technology used to create this sequence of images and video.
SEXTON is excited to offically announce our expansion into the CCTV and outdoor enclosure markets. Our range of products are designed for large lenses and cameras and are currently being used for a variety of film applications including baseball analytics and rocket launches.
Whether custom or off-the-shelf, we help you get the shot and get the data!
Channeling the stereo vibes this morning and preparing for 3000m pressure testing. #titanium #underwater3d #photogrammetry
The #discoverychannel series #deadliestcatch is currently in production for it’s 17th season and SEXTON has been providing waterproof and ice-resistant housings for filming since 2016. The enclosures were designed around the Canon ME200S block camera and are mounted on deck for 24-7 recording of the sorting tables and incoming waves.
“That’s where 80 percent of the action is and where 80 percent of the trouble happens.” (David Reichert, DP Deadliest Catch)
Read more in this article from American Cinematographer:
https://ascmag.com/articles/rough-seas-deadliest-catch
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Rough Seas: Deadliest Catch - The American Society of Cinematographers
Fun week with VRTUL aboard the OceanX OceanXplorer vessel installing a custom stereo/180/360/VR camera system for 6000m cinematic quality video. This boat was MADE for deep ocean exploration!
