Sunray - A Really Bright Light
Sunray - A Really Bright Light

Filming movies at night requires high- powered lights to illuminate the set. If you have a big budget, the 117-lb. Sunray 18K may be the ticket, which offers 18,000 watts of flicker-free light.
Johnny Walker

No, Johnny Walker doesn't sell camcorders or video-related products. But it makes perfect sense to put the famous alcohol maker at NAB. Tucked away in the back of the central hall, the Johnny Walker booth offered samples of its Black Label and three separate malts. What a great way to end a long day of convention madness.
Conclusion
We came back from NAB impressed by how the emergence of HD radio will give listeners another choice versus satellite radio. The absence of subscription fees will be a plus, but at the cost of less channels and the same advertisements. It will be an interesting fight, as satellite providers XM and Sirius have had a few years head start.
Also, it seems that fuel cell powered camcorders may stop the endless fights over which cameraman gets the newer battery. Predictable, long lasting power is a must for filming in the field. Hydrogen power ensures that the batteries from Jadoo Power Systems retain their charge and never lose storage capacity.
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