PTZOptics | Share Your Vision
State-of-the-Art Camera Solutions
HOW ARE PTZ CAMERAS BEING USED?
PTZ cameras are used to produce video content for a variety of applications. Here is a short list of examples:
- Video Communications (Meetings, Webinars, Telemedicine, Distance Learning)
- Live Video Production (Events, Conferences, Studios)
- Live Streaming (Church Services, Product Launches, Sporting Events)
WHAT IS A PTZ CAMERA?
It’s become a buzz word in the tech industry, but many people may not know what the term PTZ camera means. PTZ cameras are pan, tilt and zoom robotic video cameras that allow an operator to control the camera remotely. PTZ cameras can pan horizontally, tilt vertically and zoom in on a subject to enhance the image quality without digital pixelation. Designed to make broadcast quality affordable. PTZOptics USB, SDI and NDI PTZ cameras can put you in control of your next video production.
Affordable Broadcast Quality Made Easy
DELIVER YOUR MESSAGE EASILY
The ability to control PTZOptics cameras with an included IR remote control, a smartphone app, or your favorite video production software makes capturing the moment easier. Designed to make broadcast quality affordable. PTZOptics cameras put you in control of your next video production.
- Easy to operate
- Easy to install
- Small, compact, discreet and portable
- Easy to connect with HDMI, SDI, USB, NDI, or IP video
EASY INSTALLATION PLAN
Installation of PTZOptics cameras is easy. Follow these simple steps to success:
- Before purchasing, choose the correct lens magnification for your project. Use our optical zoom calculator here
- Choose your camera mounting location & hardware here
- Watch the setup video and install your camera
- Connect your joystick, software, or smartphone controller
- Test your system
No need for bulky broadcasting cameras
ONGOING SUPPORT FOR PROJECTS
Our support team knows what it’s like to get stuck on a project. While the engineers are off designing better products, our support team is always ready to help you complete your project on time. Connect with us via:
- Phone, email, and chat.
- Our detailed knowledgebase and forum.
- Our online Udemy course.
- Our support ticket system.
- Our Facebook user group.
- Our weekly live shows.
Video Outputs
Simultaneous Video Outputs
NDI, USB & SDI PTZOptics cameras are capable of sending three simultaneous video streams through HDMI, HD-SDI, USB 3.0 and IP streaming (NDI|HX®) depending on the model you are using. Therefore, you can accommodate multiple video production workflows and grow with almost any video project goals that you have.
PTZ Camera Control
Camera Control Options
Most PTZOptics camera can be controlled via IP (over the network), RS-232 (via VISCA), or UVC (through a USB cable) for the USB models. Above all control methods, IP control is quickly becoming a preferred standard for ease of use. Once connected to the network each camera can be set with a static IP address or DHCP. In addition, you will be able to log into the camera to adjust settings and operate PTZ controls. Similarly, controlling the camera via RS-232 or RS-485 is used for many control systems and PTZ joysticks. Finally, UVC control provides pan, tilt and zoom controls over a USB connection to the camera.
IP Streaming
IP Streaming
All IP-connected PTZOptics cameras include IP streaming capabilities with both video and audio. Therefore once the camera is connected to your network, you can log into the GUI interface with any web-browser to setup the RTSP or RTMP streaming settings. In addition, audio can be embedded via the 3.5 mm audio input.
IR Remote Control
IR Remote Control
Most PTZOptics cameras include an IR remote control. Each IR remote control can operate up to four cameras. Secondly, there is an on-screen display menu you can use to fine-tune your camera settings. Setting and calling a PTZ preset can be done by pressing the set button and the number you wish to set the preset to. Moreover, you can use the IR remote to call a PTZ preset, by simply pressing the number button you have assigned.
Camera Cabling Options
Connectivity Limitations
PTZOptics cameras offer various video outputs including 3G SDI, HDMI, USB 3.0, IP Streaming and CVBS. Each video cable has its own distance limitations. 3G SDI cabling is preferred for long distances up to 1,000’. Network cabling for IP streaming can be extended up to 328’. HDMI cabling can reach distances up to 50’ without requiring extensions while CVBS cabling limitations are highly dependent on the quality of cabling.
Warranty
5 Year Warranty
Every PTZOptics camera comes with a 5-year manufacturer’s warranty. This warranty covers any and all manufacturing defects within the first 5 years following purchase. This warranty does not cover actual end-user damage or corruption through SDK modifications.
FLEXIBLE MOUNTING OPTIONS
Designed to provide flexible mounting options with powerful remote control capabilities.
Wall Mounts | Ceiling Mounts | Pole Mounts | Outdoor Enclosures
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