Top 10 cameras used in cricket broadcasting and their costs

Cricket broadcasting is undergoing a technological revival, but the divide in quality between nations remains a stark difference.

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6. Pitchside Cameras: INR 10–30 lakh per unit

Pitchside Cameras: Offers ground-level views through a motorized platform.
Pitchside Cameras (Source: ECB)

Pitchside cameras are devices designed to catch every angle of the playing field during live matches. Price ranging between INR 10–30 lakhs per unit, these advanced systems bring unique perspectives, such as the "mole’s eye view," which is achieved using a remote-controlled camera kept on a motorized platform.

This setup, often referred to as the Agito from Motion Impossible or the Buggy Cam, has gotten attention from commentators and viewers alike.


5. Standard Broadcast Cameras (INR 50-80 lakh):

Standard Broadcast Cameras: Core to live event production, these cameras provide innovative features like wide dynamic ranges.
Standard Broadcast Cameras (Source: Twitter)

Standard Broadcast Cameras, such as the Sony HDC Series and Grass Valley LDX Series, are integral to live event production, offering brilliant image quality and innovative features.

The Sony HDC Series, priced between INR 40–70 lakhs per unit, is renowned for its advanced technology. The HDC-3500 features a 2/3-inch 4K CMOS sensor with global shutter technology, while the HDC-4300 offers ultra-precision chip alignment for wide colour space and dynamic range.

Grass Valley’s LDX Series (INR 50–INR 80 lakhs) rivals Sony with its 4K/UHD cameras, widely used in sports and live events like cricket and golf. These cameras handle complex 4K production challenges.

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