Cineflex

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Cineflex
Headquarters,
ParentGeneral Dynamics Mission Systems
Websitehttp://www.cineflex.com

Cineflex is a registered Trademark for gyro-stabilized systems owned by General Dynamics Global Imaging Technologies which is a division of General Dynamics Mission Systems. These systems are 5-axis gyro stabilized platforms used primarily in the entertainment and broadcast industry.

Products

They offer three different customized gyro-stabilized systems.

Cineflex ELITE is their basic 5-axis gyro-stabilized system that has a 360 degree continuous azimuth length.[1]

Cineflex V14 is their system that has Cineflex's trademarked Smart Payload Technology which combines fiber optic and analog video data transmission.[2]

Cineflex V14-HS has a high-sensitivity 3CMOS sensor that assures high contrast color imagery in dark, misty and foggy conditions.[3]

History

  • 1998 - Cineflex LLC is founded
  • 2003 - Helinet buys Cineflex
  • 2007 - Cineflex is bought by Axsys Technologies INC.
  • 2009 - General Dynamics Global Imaging Technologies acquires Axsys Technologies INC.[4]
  • 2011 - The Art of Flight was shot using a Cineflex HiDef[5]
  • 2015 - Nat Geo’s “Wild Yellowstone” Documentary was captured partially by Cineflex[6]

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