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“Our content from worship needs to live next to what they and others are producing. “Our Communications Team contributes their creative skills with storytelling, social media, photography, and video, shooting in familiar spaces around the building exterior and in the lobby,” observes Eldridge. To that end, McDonald and Eldridge began experimenting with different cameras and looks for worship video, including DSLR and cinematic options, to see how each would compare with traditional broadcast gear.

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We wanted to produce content that would live on well outside the room to be useful online or as part of a video archive we can draw upon in the future.” “It’s not good enough to point a camera at a pastor and put it on a screen,” notes Eldridge, “production is about so much more–focus, framing, composition–and it’s not just for the moment. The team began to see that the goal to improve video technology in the worship space was just the beginning. Each includes a camera head, tripod adapter, VF-PBM307 viewfinder, AT-500 mount, CU-HD1300FU CCU, CA-HF1300 fiber optic head adapter, and Fujinon glass.

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The new video system design centered around three Hitachi SK-HD1800U-ST2 HDTV 1080p cameras installed by Clark, based in Alpharetta, Georgia. '.our work now has the quality that can go into any channel anywhere and look great.” - Production Director, Chris McDonald, Northside Christian Church “What we were producing at worship looked okay, but could be so much more.” Some of it was being produced by other teams at the church. The inevitable shift to more online services and post-production as the result of the Covid pandemic had made the duo keenly aware of how HD-quality video was appearing around them. As logical first steps, he and Eldridge had made updates to the video infrastructure along with other improvements to Northside Christian Church’s 2,000-seat main auditorium before taking on the challenge of recommending what would replace the three main cameras there.

“The move from SD to HD video was clearly overdue and had been on our radar well before the Covid pandemic,” recalls McDonald. The Hitachi Group commits about $4 billion each year to research and development of new products. is highly focused in the professional video industry on emerging technology.