Bit Part, a film production connectivity company, has announced its first product, Bitbox, at the annual NAB convention. Bitbox offers long-range remote camera control, easy setup, and a sleek design. It can control filters, camera settings, live color grading, and more in any environment. The product is interference-free and does not require complicated configuration. It is compatible with cameras and tablets with USB-C Ethernet support.
Bit Part announced its first product this week: a remote camera control with long range , easy setup , and a sleek design ., a film production connectivity company that launched just over a year ago, announced Bitbox at the annual NAB convention.
As mentioned, it’s the first product from Bit Part, so it’s clear the company wanted to make a splash. “Whether it’s filming in challenging lighting conditions or shooting from atop a large crane, Bitbox’s 915 MHz system can remotely control filters, camera settings, live color grading and more in virtually any environment,” Bitbox is interference-free and doesn’t require complicated configuration to set up. Instead, users set the camera’s IP to match the desired network, bypassing the need for a mesh network or even a configuration screen. It can also plug into a camera or tablet with USB-C Ethernet support. It can’t be used in Europe for the time being, however. Bit Part also emphasized the range on the Bitbox, boasting three city blocks in Manhattan and an even greater range in less populated areas. It’s also possible to expand the system with more units. One Bitbox is needed to serve as the control center, and users will need another unit per camera. “For example: a one camera setup will need two Bitboxes, a four camera setup will need five Bitboxes,” the website reads. “In an industry where precision and speed are must-haves, navigating the complexities of remote camera control has long been one of the biggest obstacles for camera professionals,” Damon Meledones, co-founder of Bit Part, says. “From spectrum overload to closed systems, the challenges are formidable. With its ability to penetrate objects, long range connectivity and instant boot times, Bitbox is making film technicians’ lives easier so they can focus on what truly matters: creating art.” It’s made up of black anodized aluminum housing with sustainable plastic buttons and switch elements. Measuring 3.19 x 2.01 x 1.38 inches and weighing just seven ounces , it’s pretty light and compact as well. Right now, Bit Part is taking $99 deposits to secure customers’ spots in line to purchase the Bitbox. The company will notify those people when it’s time to order and will ship units in the order deposits came in. Bit Part also anticipates a final price point of $1,500. While it’s not clear exactly when it’ll start taking orders , the company said it’s heading into manufacturing and using pre-order figures to determine how many finish quality cases to order.Nikon’s New Camera Robot Is Bigger, Better, and Ready for Action
Bit Part Film Production Connectivity Remote Camera Control Long Range Easy Setup Sleek Design Bitbox NAB Convention Filters Camera Settings Color Grading Interference-Free USB-C Ethernet Support
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