Built for the most demanding studios.

Up to 1500 nits

Ultra-high-brightness display, readable under the most intense studio lighting.

Fits the biggest lenses

Built for full-size studio cameras and box lenses, with no lens penetration.

Rock-steady on any rig

High structural strength on tripods and robotic camera tracks.

Ready for the rundown

Plugs into networked, automated studios, from script delivery to rundown control.

Readable under the hardest studio lights.

An ultra-high-brightness display, available up to 1500 nits, keeps every line crisp under the most intense key and fill lighting, so talent never strains to read.

Built around the biggest lenses.

Designed for full-size broadcast studio cameras and box lenses. A dovetail height groove gives stepless line-of-sight adjustment with no lens penetration, while a built-in level and screw storage make every alignment fast, exact and tool-free.

Built to hold its ground.

High structural strength keeps the rig rock-steady on tripods and robotic camera tracks, while a modular design with fully adjustable degrees of freedom adapts to any camera and mount. A dustproof box hood shields the beam splitter, so image quality lasts.

From script transfer to rundown control.

With the optional IP system, this prompter runs as its own networked host: scripts and control commands arrive over IP as data, not video, so the picture is drawn right at the prompter and there is no video stream to lose. MOS support keeps every position in sync with the newsroom rundown, and if the network drops, playback continues from the prompter itself.