Two pictures from our two HD-units; HD1, 6 to 11 cam http://www.hertzberg.net/hd/HD1Regi.jpg HD2, 8 to 24 cam http://www.hertzberg.net/hd/HD2Regi.jpg Enjoy :-) Martin

Correction to your posts, NMT, HD12, and 3 awesome trucks!

[quote="TJPerkins"][quote="Jeremy W"]Now I remember why I left news.[/quote] Here's a few photos of Telemundo Los Angeles that are sure to make Jeremy skeeve: http://www.flickr.com/photos/thomasomalley/sets/72157594203798615/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/thomasomalley/sets/72157594195908934/ And speaking of "relics of the past," I recently dredged up some old Vegas photos from about 16 years ago: http://www.flickr.com/photos/thomasomalley/sets/72157594195910097/ Here's what that same station looks like now: http://www.flickr.com/photos/thomasomalley/sets/72157594228703603/[/quote] Tom, why would you do that to me? I was so close to the doctor's authorizing my release.....

[quote="Mike Cumbo"]Stephan, what is "fun" is when a truck company decides to provide a client with a "super" truck and the client doesn't understand what they are getting and they refuse to authorize early call times so things can get done in time for air.[/quote] I certainly don't envy the MNF crew this week... The Metrodome's in baseball mode for the Twins/Blue Jays series so nothing on the field can get run until some time tonight when they fold out the bleachers for football. I caught a glimpse of a crew schedule and couldn't believe it, no utilities till 3:30 the day of the show. And I hear that this week is the first time they'll be using the new fiber drops they've had installed in all the stadiums around the country. Bet that'll be fun to fax at the last minute.

Stephan, what is "fun" is when a truck company decides to provide a client with a "super" truck and the client doesn't understand what they are getting and they refuse to authorize early call times so things can get done in time for air.

MNF has been setting up next to our baseball show last few days and I got to take a peek inside NEP SS25. Simply amazing trucks, I can only dream of working in something like that one day. The tape room is a sight to behold with its huge wall of LCD monitor panels, and the full-color monitor wall in production with 13" monitors for cameras. Yeow. Amazing.

[quote="Jeremy W"]Now I remember why I left news.[/quote] Here's a few photos of Telemundo Los Angeles that are sure to make Jeremy skeeve: http://www.flickr.com/photos/thomasomalley/sets/72157594203798615/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/thomasomalley/sets/72157594195908934/ And speaking of "relics of the past," I recently dredged up some old Vegas photos from about 16 years ago: http://www.flickr.com/photos/thomasomalley/sets/72157594195910097/ Here's what that same station looks like now: http://www.flickr.com/photos/thomasomalley/sets/72157594228703603/

oops! that's what i ment. Of course most of NEP's trucks are nice.

[quote="greg"]Jonas, Cool Pics! Ss24 Looks Like A Nice Truck.[/quote] Umm, you mean SS24 looks like a nice TWO trucks?!!! LOL

Jonas, Cool Pics! Ss24 Looks Like A Nice Truck.

There is a TD nice comparison, CBS Golf Masters... 8K switcher, shot box, DME's, still store Dveous (hiding somewhere) MSNBC Cable... 4K switcher, internal framestore (4 pages !! video and key!!), master emems DVEous Thunder (4 channels) Bug box (5 different bugs) Router for 14 remotes Router for on set monitors (ridiculous amount of monitors and 5 color correctors) Frame sync controller for the video challenged PM's Unused camera shading RCP's (6) Buttons for on air light that prevent the fire alarm from getting on the air if you remember to press it. Loose papers.. rundown, still store stack list and remote list which will all change at any moment. Inews PC to try and keep up with what the paper won't keep up with, producers. (I left out salary comparison, sure you can guess) Coolest MSNBC feature (wall/console between director and TD) Coolest CBS feature, uhhh.. hold on I will think of something :) Great pictures though keep them coming Bill

AJR, that control room looks strangely like pc2 at msnbc... ; ) here are some of my pics from a pga remote, enjoy... http://www.flickr.com/photos/49422741@N00/

LOL... it's really not that bad. The camera shading units are relics from the past. As far as I know, they don't even work. We have a lovely video lighting department that shades the cameras better than I ever could. The area is a little messy because the pic was taken at the end of the day after half a dozen different TD's were through there.

And scrolling the teleprompter. The worst part, though, is the director, this big bald guy who's always saying stuff like "Ready camera 3... Engage!" and "Weather is next, make it so number one."

And mixing audio.....

Could be worse... He could be shading too.

Now I remember why I left news.