Pros

• Professional video quality.
• Can be handheld, shoulder mounted, or used with a tripod depending on shooting environments.

Cons 

• Need operators nearby.
• Normally record onto internal media, though some models also offer direct or wireless streaming outputs.

Pros

• Can be controlled remotely.
• Permanently installed indoors or outside for video surveillance and monitoring applications.

Cons 

• Limited frame rate or resolution.
• Not typically designed to capture professional-quality video footage.

Pros

• Affordable.
• Small and light.
• Can connect directly and easily to a PC.

Cons 

• Limited camera control capability.
• Designed only for simple web chat and conferencing applications, with the subject seated directly in front of the camera.

PTZ cameras are ideal for space-limited and socially distanced environments where there’s no room for a regular camera and operator. Position PTZ cameras near to your talent for dramatic close-ups without an operator intruding on the scene. Or explore unusual shooting angles to create even more engaging content.

PTZ cameras free up operation crews to focus on other creative tasks. One operator can control several cameras remotely, offering more chances to capture high-quality images from multiple positions with less risk of missing that crucial moment. Frequently used camera moves can be automated, further reducing the need for skilled personnel.

Installing PTZ cameras is quick, easy, and cost effective. A single Ethernet cable carries video, power, and control signals, reducing wiring requirements. Seamless interoperability with leading AV control and automation systems saves time while broadening your deployment options even further.

• Deepen student-teacher interaction and create powerful new learning experiences.
• Our remote cameras realize every subtle gesture of lecturers as they’re presenting, together with reactions from the audience.
• Preset camera positions allow near-instantaneous switching between presenter, whiteboard, and students.

• Add more impact to meetings, allowing remote presenters and participants to see and be seen clearly, even under subdued boardroom lighting.
• Zoom in for tight close-ups of individual speakers and objects, or capture a wider viewpoint that includes everyone in the room.

• Create a definitive record of parliamentary and council meetings.
• Document the remarks of every speaker without intruding on the proceedings.
• Camera position presets can switch smoothly between views of the meeting chair, speaker, and other council members, with no need for dedicated operators in the room.