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Welcome to the second edition of
High Speed
News, where you'll see the latest news from
Lake
Image Systems
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| Top Womens Squash player trains with MotionPro |
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Vicky Botwright, present world ranking 14, is training at
the English Institute of Sport,
with the help of two MotionPro
systems, recently
installed by Lake Image Systems to aid the analysis of
her performance.
"Having these cameras provides high quality instant
visual feedback for performance evaluation, and
subsequent improvement. Recording at 250 and 500 fps
enables detailed analysis never before achievable"
says Stafford Murray, Head Performance Analyst
The cameras are used to capture the athlete in action,
together with data from pressure plates. This
information can then be analysed to help achieve
optimum performance, and perfect timing.
Go to the EIS website »
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| Powerful Motion Analysis ........ and much more |
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Motion and
Integrated
Data
Analysis Software
MiDAS is a modular software system, making it
economic and easy to tailor a system to suit your
analysis requirements.
Deleloped exclusively for operation with RedLake high
speed video systems (MotionScope PCI &
MotionPro), MiDAS provides a comprehensive
suite of motion analysis software, modular in design.
You can choose a simple driver for your high speed
video camera, offering additional control functionality
and MS Excel analysis, through to full configuration.
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| Lake Image Systems provides slow motion footage for BBC2 & Channel 4 |
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Lake Image Systems has provided footage from
RedLake
cameras for BBC2's Science Shack and Channel
4's Cricket coverage.
Channel 4's Cricket Highlights last Saturday
evening included a high speed sequence shot during the
exciting first day action of the 4th Test between
England and South Africa at Headingley.  The
HG-100K was positioned at the boundary, and
focussed on the action
of the bowlers and batsmen. This is the first time such
slow motion has been used in competitive sports events.
Adam Hart-Davies' Science Shack requested
high quality, high speed footage of a locusts' jumping
technique. Results from the
MotionPro
can be seen during the programme, being shown on
BBC2 on Thursday 4th September at 7:30 pm.
Set your videos!
The
HG-100K can provide broadcast
quality images
at up to 3000 frames per second, in high quality
colour.
Find out about Science Shack »
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| This week - Biomechanics Conference and Exhibition |
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Come and see the range of RedLake cameras and
MiDAS software in action at the BASES conference,
being held in Sheffield, from 4 to 6 September
This exciting three day conference (4 to 6 September),
involves keynote speakers of international standing,
and an equipment exhibition including the latest
biomechanics analysis tools.
If you are involved in biomechanics, for sports or
medical purposes, the conference is for you.
Register now - there are only
a few days until
the BASES conference starts !
Go to BASES website »
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| MotionPro is the Winner! |
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The versatile MotionPro, available in
either colour or monochrome, offers unrivalled quality
and ease of use for biomechanics and the analysis of
sports events.
The camera system fits neatly into your PC, and is
capable of up to 500 frames per second at an
impressive 1.3 megapixel resolution. Speeds of up to
10,000 are achievable using a reduced resolution.
Add to this versatile triggering, multi-session recording
and the ability to have multiple cameras synchronised
for 3D anaylsis, and you can see why the
MotionPro is revolutionising the sports science
industry.
When combined with MiDAS, the system can analyse
data from pressure plates, heart rate monitors etc
Find out more....
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