Broadcast Television Cameras

For major television broadcast work: I use this to hang small cameras like Komodo, FX3, GoPro, and similar cameras on windshields for driving car interiors. If you want the camera to not wobble so much, maybe use the dual or single version to give your camera rig a second point of contact. Love it. Easy to use. Works great.

I use this product with the Manfrotto Magic Arm, extremely useful, a must in Television Broadcast

I am very pleased with this camera, small enough not to be noticed but powerful enough for broadcast television. Overall it's a fantastic camera.

For major television broadcast work: I use this to hang a pocket light on windshields for driving car interiors. Can alternatively use to help stabilize the camera from wobbling while hanging from the triple suction mount. Love it. Easy to use. Works great.

I spent a few decades in Broadcast television. For the past few years using DSLR and Mirrorless. This is the perfect next step up. The zoom feels like a good quality broadcast camera and has all the controls I'm used to. We use this for live-streaming as well and works great with the ATEM Mini Pro!!

I run a church broadcast each week with five PTZ optics cameras. Three are newer NDI versions, and two are the older SDI versions. Being able to control all cameras from one controller is so great. This controller allows me to not have to add another person to the crew to run camera. A great pairing with PTZ Optics cameras.

We had a radio host that had 3 Minnray PTZ cameras that he wanted to use for broadcast to StreamYard. The only problem was that they couldn't locate the person who had initially set them up and could not get into the cameras to set them up. This remote didn't look exactly like the remote in the Minnray manual, but was similar enough that I ordered it on the chance that it would control and allow me to get into them and initialize the settings on the camera to set them up again. Worked perfectly and so glad I took that chance.

An absolut must for all heavier non-broadcast cameras such as the Sony F3. It's kind of the only solution for handheld shooting without an assistant which i use it mostly for shooting manly documentaries.

Great cameras and really easy to use. Students are able to quickly learn how to take great video and use for broadcast class

We built a mobile rig for broadcast and recording. We needed a compact switcher that would record all cameras and the Blackmagic ATEM SDI Pro ISO is perfect for our set up. We have used the HDMI version and now have the SDI as well. Matches well with our mix of cameras.