Kokusai Denki Electric America will showcase its SK-UHD7000 4K camera, DK-H700 box camera, and RU-2500JY control panel at NAB Show New York. The company is also debuting the VF-EL20HP broadcast viewfinder, which features a dual-monitor design for 4K multicamera production environments.
The introduction of the SK-UHD7000 and its modular S2 upgrade path signals a shift toward flexible hardware investment for live sports and studio environments. By integrating global shutter technology and IP-based control via the RU-2500JY, Kokusai Denki is addressing the technical challenges of shooting against high-refresh LED backdrops common in modern streaming sets. This move strengthens the ecosystem for high-dynamic-range (HDR) content delivery by ensuring visual parity across diverse camera form factors. Watch for how the adoption of the VF-EL20HP's dual-monitor workflow impacts operator efficiency in fast-paced multicamera streaming deployments.
Kokusai Denki is debuting its new 4K camera lineup and the VF-EL20HP dual-monitor viewfinder at NAB Show New York. This hardware suite, including the SK-UHD7000 camera and RU-2500JY remote panel, addresses modern production challenges like LED flickering and IP-based control, offering improved visual consistency and efficiency for live sports and studio environments.
The VF-EL20HP features a dual-monitor design that includes a 0.7-inch OLED eyepiece and a 3.5-inch flip-out LCD screen.
The SK-UHD7000 camera utilizes three 2/3-inch CMOS sensors combined with global shutter technology to effectively eliminate LED flickering during production.
The RU-2500JY is designed for space efficiency, measuring only 3.2 inches wide, which allows five units to be mounted within a standard 19-inch rack.
The DK-H700 box camera provides HDR support and advanced digital signal processing, making it suitable for both standalone use and integrated sports production environments.
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