After years away, IDT returns to Las Vegas as a participant in the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) Show.  Following a successful integration of our cameras into the advertising, cinematic and sports media, IDT has used the feedback to design cameras specially suited for the changing needs of the entertainment and broadcast industries.

Included on display will be the legacy camera used to film the high speed scenes in the Academy Award winning film The Hurt Locker, as well as cameras part of IDT’s continuing effort to offer creative professionals the perfect high speed cameras for their slow motion needs.

Any attendees interested in learning about the exciting directions IDT is taking high speed should be sure to visit booth C8449 to ask about how IDT continues to affect the future of digital cinema and see it themselves.

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