Camera Tech Solutions
Film and photography production support, equipment design and manufacturing for production teams in Scotland
Highlights
- Young companyFounded 2024
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-07
About Camera Tech Solutions
Camera Tech Solutions provides video playback, data management and digital imaging technician (DIT) services for film and television productions. It also designs and manufactures equipment for the film and photography industry.
The company is based in Glasgow, Scotland, and was founded in 2024. Its work includes production services and custom accessories such as equipment holders, handles and mounting plates.
Product: Video playback, data management and DIT services, plus designed and manufactured equipment for film and photography.
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