Panasonic 4K Integrated Camera; 1/2.5-type MOS; 2160/50p; 12G SDI; High-Bandwidth NDI; SRT support; Black

4K 60P/50P

PTZ CAMERA SUPPORTING NDI

AND SRT

Supports high bandwidth NDI for low latency transmission of high-quality 4K 60p/50p video, and SRT for high-quality and stable transmission, and also compatible with 12G-SDI output for use in a wide range of situations, from live streaming of events to studio production.

SUPPORTS A WIDE VARIETY OF IP TRANSMISSION PROTOCOLS, INCLUDING NDI

High bandwidth NDI that can transmit 4K video at speeds of up to 250 Mbps and full HD video up to 100 Mbps is included to provide high-quality low latency live video transmission with a single LAN cable. High efficiency low bandwidth NDI|HX is also included to enable video transmission at low bitrates. SRT is also supported to maintain stability while transmitting high-quality video, even in unstable network environments. RTMP/RTMPS provides direct streaming to live broadcasting services such as YouTube Live and Facebook Live from the camera.

SUPPORTS 4K 60P/50P

SHOOTING AND 12G-SDI OUTPUT

Supports 4K 60p/50p video at 3840 x 2160 to provide smooth and high-quality shooting of moving images, and a wide variety of output interfaces such as 12G-SDI, 3G-SDI, HDMI, and IP.

INCLUDES A WIDE-ANGLE LENS WITH A 74.1° FIELD OF VIEW AND 24X OPTICAL ZOOM

A wide angle lens with a horizontal angle of view of 74.1 degrees enables a wide area to be shot from a limited installation space, and 24x optical zoom maintains high image quality at high zoom ratios. This allows shooting in large indoor spaces.

SUPPORTS FREED

FOR BUILDING AR/VR SYSTEMS

FreeD command output enables connection with AR/VR systems. This allows the camera tracking information (pan/tilt/zoom/focus/iris) to be output together with a synchronization signal to easily build systems without an encoder.

ADOPTS NEW MECHANICAL PAN/TILT FOR IMPROVED RESPONSIVENESS AND QUIETNESS

The inclusion of a Direct Drive mechanism improves the responsiveness of pan/tilt and quietness during pan/tilt operations. In addition to Optical Image Stabilization (OIS), Electronic Image Stabilization (EIS) has been added for the roll direction. This provides stable video shooting even at locations utilizing robotics and rail systems, etc.