Atomos A-Eye PTZ Remote Control

Atomos AOATOMAECT01 (AO-ATOMAECT01, AO/ATOMAECT01, AO_ATOMAECT01, AO ATOMAECT01) A-Eye PTZ Remote Control The dedicated remote-control hub enables advanced multi-camera operation, preset switching, and remote production control over IP. Versatile and compatible All A-Eye models include NDI|HX3, support H.265, H.264, and MJPEG compression, and feature a wide range of output options including HDMI, 3G-SDI, USB, and IP streaming via RTSP, RTMP, and ONVIF. Power over Ethernet (PoE+) support means a single cable can deliver power, video, and control—simplifying setup and reducing cable clutter. One of the key advantages of the A-Eye series is its use of industry-standard protocols and physical connections, allowing it to slot into existing multi-camera environments with ease. Whether you’re upgrading one camera or expanding an entire setup, A-Eye Cameras and Control integrates seamlessly with third-party PTZ systems—making it the perfect addition to any professional workflow, exiting system or brand new installation. Built for every workflow With real-time AI-powered tracking and advanced PTZ motion (±170° pan and -30° to +90° tilt range), A-Eye cameras follow your subject with fluid, precise movement—perfectly framing every step, whether you’re streaming a live concert, teaching a class, or presenting to a global audience. Content creation A-Eye brings hands-free professionalism to solo creators—great for vlogs, cooking, beauty, or fitness content. Education Instructors move naturally between boards, screens, and students, while A-Eye keeps the framing perfect for remote learners. Business & enterprise Presenters move freely across the room or stage, knowing A-Eye is capturing every word and gesture. Live events From keynote speakers to musicians, A-Eye delivers dynamic wide and close-up shots, automatically. House of worship A-Eye makes it simple to share every word and gesture of worship with remote congregations—capturing services naturally and respectfully. Sports & coaching Coaches and analysts capture the action with ease, tracking movement and zooming in for analysis or live streaming.

Datavideo Data-Rmc180Mkii Rmc-180 Mkii Multi-Camera Control Unit

Data-Rmc180Mkii Rmc-180 Mkii Multi-Camera Control Unit (DATA/RMC180MKII, DATA_RMC180MKII, DATARMC180MKII, DATA RMC180MKII)  The RMC-180 MARK II is a camera controller, which allows you to control up to 4 compatible Datavideo PTZ, block cameras, or Robotic Pan Tilt Heads via RS-422. SIMPLE MULTI-CAMERA CONTROL AT YOUR FINGERTIPS With its ergonomic joystick and tactile button layout, the RMC-180 MARK II makes it easy to set up and control up to four Datavideo PTZ cameras and Robotic Pan Tilt Head for any live video production. PLUG AND PLAY Thanks to RS- 422 standard interface, four RJ-45 ports provide plug and play between RMC-180 MARK II and PTZ cameras. The interface standard is RS- 422 and uses any RJ-45 cable to connect the RMC-180 MARK II to the RS-422 port of the Block/PTZ camera. AUTOMATIC CAMERA POSITION PRESETS The RMC-180 MARK II provides shortcut keys for up to 4 position presets for each of your cameras (up to 8 presets if only 2 cameras are connected). Easily program close-ups, wide-shots, and recall them with the press of a button. Recall the preset intuitively by pushing the mechanical buttons assigned to each preset. MANUAL FOCUS AND MANUAL IRIS CONTROL RMC-180 MARK II controls of Pan, Tilt, and Zoom and Iris, Focus, Gain, and other functions such as the OSD on specific models. Control via CAT5/CAT6 cable with RJ45 connectors. SPEED MODE MAKES YOUR CAMERA MOVEMENT MATCH TO THE PACE OF THE PROGRAM The controller can move the cameras (pan, tilt and zoom) at slow, medium, and fast speeds. It provides you with a quick option for your selecting the speed of your camera movement. SUPPORTS DATAVIDEO'S SWITCHER TALLY INDICATORS Compatible with Datavideo's switcher tally indicators. There are generally two tally LED modes, which are Tally User and Tally Input. Easy to implement in different workflow.

Atomos AO-ATOMBBRCU1 Button Bar Remote Control Unit

Atomos AO-ATOMBBRCU1 (AO/ATOMBBRCU1, AO_ATOMBBRCU1, ATOMBBRCU1, ao-atombbrcu1) Button Bar Remote Control Unit Expand the control interface of NEON for close field operation and fast access to tools with the Button Bar Remote Control Unit. The large backlit buttons provide fast access to the tools needed on set for image analysis, setting exposure and checking focus. With dedicated buttons for record and playback, you can jump into the last take to review the shot, step-through frame by frame or loop the entire clip. The rugged aluminium housing provides an Arri anti-rotational mount point with 3/8” and 1/4” 20 options and a NATO rail runs the length of the unit allowing you to choose the desired location directly on the NEON to best suit your workflow. The hardwired connection between a 2.5mm jack on the Button Bar and the remote port of the NEON MCU, provides power without the need for batteries or alternative power sources. The non-proprietary connection allows it to be easily extended or for a cable to be replaced using industry-standard LANC cables. In combination with the NEON AtomRemote App for iOS or Mac OS, the Button Bar allows users flexibility and control of the displayed tool options. DITs utilising the App via Bluetooth® can define and set the colour pipeline or project settings. The Button Bar provides directors and camera operators with quick access to scopes, monitor assist tools, frame guides and LUT previews.

Manfrotto MAN-MH057A5 Virtual Reality and Pan Head

Manfrotto MAN-MH057A5 (MAN/MH057A5, MAN_MH057A5, MAN MH057A5, MANMH057A5, MH057A5, mh057a5) Virtual Reality and Pan Head The MH057A5 pan head permits the photographer to take sequential constant-angle shots around a single axis with his or her camera either in portrait or landscape position, and with the nodal point of the camera/lens in line with the centre of panoramic rotation to ensure that parallax effects do not cause problems during image stitching. It is built around (and includes) the 300N panoramic unit, adding a system of sliding horizontal and vertical plates for accurate positioning of the camera nodal point. The plates have engraved index rules to make subsequent repositioning easier. The included quick release elbow bracket lets the photographer use the portrait orientation of the camera gaining vertical field. The system is suitable for most 35mm SLR still and digital stills cameras using wide-angle or standard lenses.