TEXPO October 18 Vendor List


More vendor info about this year's TEXPO 2011 at Rule Boston Camera on October 18th appears below the fold.

16x9: Cine Base M15, bebob Power Solutions & Cine Lens Mount.
Anton Bauer: ULHM-LED & Eledz Lighting Solutions, Dionic HCX Lithium Ion Battery & Matrix Cheese Plate.
ARRI: CAMERA: Alexa and accessories: LIGHTING: the L7 new LED Fresnel, LoCaster LED, 750 Plus & 2000 Plus.
Birger: Canon EF to Sony PMW-F3 lens adapter & electronic focus wheel.
BOSFCPUG: Details on the 2nd Annual Boston SuperMeet, held on Thursday, 10/27 featuring Oscar & BAFTA award-winning editor Walter Murch and more.
Cache-A: Archive Appliances to protect your media assets.
Cat-DV: Logging, searching & management of media assets.
Cinedeck: Cinedeck RX & Cinedeck EX
Contour Design: ShuttlePRO v2 and the ShuttleXpress.
Convergent Design: nanoFlash and Gemini 4:4:4 recorders.
Manfrotto: 504HD and 509HD video heads, a new series of video remote controls & the new Genus products including the Elite Matte Box.
Matrox: MX02 devices, Convert DVI scan converters & MC-100 mini converter.
Panasonic: AF100 & HPX250.
Promise Technology: Pegasus, SAN Link & Vtrak X30 storage subsystem.
Ross Video: Crossover Production Switcher System.
Sennheiser: A variety of mics, wireless systems & more including the EW112ENG, ME66/K6 combo, MKH 8060, MKH 8040, HD280 PRO, EW 312 G3, EW 335 G3, EW 112 G3, MKE 400 and MKE 1-EW, MKE 2-EW.
Sony: PMWF3 & NEXFS100.
Studio Network Solutions: Reliable shared storage, simple configuration & extensive connectivity options.
Tiffen: Lowel Prime 400 LED Light, Tiffen Variable ND Filters and IRND Filters, DFX Version 3 Software & Listec 2 Teleprompters.
Zeiss: Full line of SLR, CP.2 and lightweight zoom lenses.
Zylight: IS3 LED instrument, Z90 LED instrument and a variety of accessories for each.

WHEN:
Tuesday October 18th
5'00-9:00pm

WHERE
Rule Boston Camera
395 Western Avenue Entrance
Brighton MA 02135

RSVP to TEXPOEvent@rule.com

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