Autocue exhibits lighting kits and entry-level tripods at IBC 2010

American Autocue, the home of QTV teleprompters, will exhibit a range of LED and softbox lighting kits and its first ever tripod at IBC 2010.

It's said that Autocue's dimmable 1000 and 500 LED lights ($749 and $399 respectively) and stands ($49) can be used in any combination to make up the ideal entry-level lighting kit.

For softer lighting, there is a 3-head softbox lighting kit including case and 12 fluorescent bulbs for $249. There is also an on-camera, 120 LED light, ideal for mobile shoots, for $149.

In addition, it also introduce the entry-level tripods, part of Autocue's new camera support range, which will initially include two aluminium tripods: heavyweight ($499) with floor spreader and a 18kg payload capacity, and medium-weight ($299) with mid-level spreader and a 6kg payload capacity, they will support all ENG, DV and DSLR camera.

About Autocue
Autocue and QTV (in the Americas) have been serving the broadcast industry since the 1950s. They are the only company to offer the television industry a single solution for newsroom, scripting, automation, media management, video servers.

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