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Lumens Lc100n Capturevision System And Vc-a61pn Camera Bundle (black)

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Stream, record, and encode HDMI, 3G-SDI, and USB video using the LC100N CaptureVision System from Lumens and its NDI|HX input capabilities. The switcher has one HDMI and two 3G-SDI video inputs which supports 1080p60 video and one HDMI input which supports up to UHD 4K video. Two HDMI outputs and one HDMI pass-through output deliver your video to compatible sources of your choice or via NDI. Your program output and up to two individual inputs are recorded for simplified editing. This can be easily uploaded to your organization's Panopto, OpenCast, or Kaltura platform.

Stream your video via Ethernet and various protocols and store it in the system's built-in 2 TB HDD to revisit at a later date. Built-in control buttons and a status screen on the front panel allow you to switch between different display views and channels with ease. Two XLR/TRS combo inputs, as well as the Ethernet and USB ports, support a wide variety of audio sources. The system has an embedded WebGUI program and both RS-232 and RS-485 ports for serial control.

1 x LC100N CaptureVision System 2-Channel AV Switcher with NDI 2 x VC-A61PN PTZ Cameras with NDI Onboard Buttons, Embedded WebGUI Control

Processing
Switching Type	Pushbutton, Software
Input
Video Inputs	2x HDMI Female 2x BNC (3G-SDI) Female
Input Video Format	HDMI 1080p 60 fps WUXGA (1920 x 1200) 720p 60 fps HDMI / RJ45 / SDI 1080p 60 fps 720p 60 fps
Audio Inputs	1x 1/8" / 3.5 mm TRRS Headphone/Microphone Stereo Female 2x Combo XLR-1/4" TRS Female
Output
Video Outputs	2x HDMI Female 1x HDMI Female (Pass-Through)
Output Video Format	HDMI 1080p 30/60 fps
Audio Outputs	1x 1/8" / 3.5 mm TRRS Headphone/Microphone Stereo Female
Embedded Audio Output	HDMI
Connectivity
Other I/O	1x RJ45 LAN, NDI Input 1x Block 3-Pin RS-232 Input 1x Block 3-Pin RS-485 Input 1x USB-A 2.0 Input 4x USB-A 3.0 / 3.1/3.2 Gen 1 Input
HDCP Support	Yes
Hardware
Wi-Fi	Yes
Bluetooth	No
Power
Power I/O	1x Barrel (12 VDC at 3 A) Input
Power Consumption	Device: 30 W
General
Rack Form Factor	1 RU
Dimensions	17 x 8.5 x 1.9" / 43.2 x 21.6 x 4.8 cm
Weight	5.3 lb / 2.4 kg

2-channel media processing

Simultaneous recording and streaming

Supports RTSP and NDI|HX2 pull streaming protocol

Supports RTMP, RTMPS, MPEG-TS, SRT, TCP, UDP, and HTTP push streaming protocols

XLR combo inputs with +48V phantom power

Built-in 2 TB HDD storage

Compatible with Lumens IP PTZ/Box camera

LC100N can receive multiple NDI streams at 1080p, enabling plug-and-play network production. The device can convert HDMI, SDI, and USB sources to NDI|HX, allowing the unit to be used as an IP encoder.

Live control is incorporated into the device, simply plug in an HDMI display to the device output to access the intuitive GUI. Sessions can be produced live or scheduled in advance.

Build layout scenes that incorporate visual effects like split-screen, picture-in-picture, title/logo overlays, and background images. Activate and change layouts.

The LC100 records the mixed program-out video and captures two video inputs with independent audio for simplified archiving and post-production workflow.

The Lumens deployment software enables control, management, and administration of multiple units within a single network. Remotely monitor device status.

If you need a break during streaming, toggle the break time page while simultaneously setting a chapter mark to jump to a particular timestamp during playback.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Hi, may i controll with this 3 OBSBOT Tail Series cameras?

A: No, We believe the only control option for the OSBOT Tail AIr cameras is the OSBOT App or the remote. OBSBOT Smart Remote Controller with USB Charging Cable for Tail Air PTZ Camera BH #OBORB2205CT • MFR #ORB-2205-CT

Q: 2. Does it have battery backup

A: There is no built-n batter or ability to run from a battery: AC Input Power 100 to 240 VAC, 50 / 60 Hz only.

Q: 3. When used with the Leica IIIf, does it block access to the shutter selection control?

A: The Voigtlander VC Speed Meter II is compatible with the IIIf and will not block the controls.

Q: 4. Would this fit on a contax G1?

A: Yes, the smaller size should work with the G1.

Q: 5. CAN THIS BE WITH A POINT SHOOT CAMERA OR CAMERAS WITHOUT A SHOE ???

A: This exposure meter is working alone. No electrical shoes is needed.

Q: 6. Hi, will this work with Datavideo PTC-200 camera ? Regards, fred

A: Yes, this controller supports VISCA Protocols. It should work with the PTC-200 from Datavideo.

Q: 7. Lens Focal Length of dc193?

A: This is not a published specification. Minimum Focusing Distance 0.8" / 2.0 cm

Q: 8. Is there any other piece of hardware holding this adapter onto the camera aside from the V-Mount itself?

A: The Wooden Camera D-Box for Sony Burano Camera (Gold Mount) attaches directly to the back of the camera. However, the included Wooden Camera B-Box System for Sony BURANO would require a top plate for it to attach to. Wooden Camera Top Plate for Sony BURANO BH #WOA00531

Q: 9. What is the ISO range of the meter? Does it meter at 64 for instance?

A: The Voigtlander VC Speed Meter II (Black) ISO range is 25-3200 and it can be set to ISO 6400.

Q: 10. How many Lumens VC-G30 PTZ camera can be controlled with this Remote Control?If a buy 3 Lumens VC-G30 PTZ cameras, which one is the correct Remote Control that I need buy? (For control 3 cameras with one remote controller)

A: The VS-K20 can control up to 7 cameras including the VC-G30. To do so, you need a few cable that we offer to connect multiple cameras. The VC-A06 and VC-A07. I have attached this link which will take you to a line diagram of the multi cam set up and you'll see how many are needed. a href= http://myladibug.com/a/program_download/support/download/VC/VC-AC06-AC07-Installation%20Guide-English-2015-0513.pdf target= _blank http://myladibug.com/a/program_download/support/download/VC/VC-AC06-AC07-Installation%20Guide-English-2015-0513.pdf/aI hope this help, if not please feel free to contact me at 516-353-9763.Michael Scheibel

Garrett	28/09/2024
Everything I’ve been wanting in a camera 5

Tony	13/09/2024
Love this camera ...can't say enough and I just started ...really takes thing to the next level and dies it painlessly! Catching those special moments is fun and easy 5

Claire	12/09/2024
I am a hobbyist who has been beginner for fifteen years and have owned several DSLRs. Canon Nikon and Sony. I have found a camera now with Fuji that is mirrorless and blessedly east to operate with the dials! The colors seem great right off the camera. The option to easily alter lighting with the plus or minus dial is amazingly useful. Perhaps this won't matter to many but the app on my phone works seamlessly compared to the Canon app for iPhone. For the travel I do with mainly landscape the 15-45 lens works well. I'm looking to stick with this camera! It's taken me awhile to get one I feel this comfortable with. And thank you for the great support and advice from the B&H reps on the virtual chat. 5

Kai H.	21/07/2024
XT-5 is my fist Fujifilm camera. Sayonara to Sony and Canon after I fell in love with Fujifilm system. XT-5 is great with no doubt but a little bit too big for everyday street photography. I kept studying the other compact models like X-100v and XE-4, but for some reason I made up my mind to wait for XE-5 or next model of X-100v. One day, the review of XT-30 on youtube draw my attention, and I realize it is the smaller edition of XT-4. XT-30II has all excellent elements for a secondary camera. Now, I bring XT-30II with me everyday wherever I go. Frankly speaking , I doubt that if I will get XT-6 in the future, but I am sure that I will place my pre-oder for the XT-40 as long as it is released in the near future. 5

Aseef	07/05/2024
This is my first ever camera. I was shooting with my phone before that. Needless to say this is a big jump and it took a little while and some tutorials to be able to use it properly. The images are great and the RAW files gives way more flexibility in post. Paired with the XC 15 - 45 it is quite a light and compact carry setup.... Now that I've gotten used to it, i think i should have gone with the 18-55 instead. This my perfect little hiking camera. enjoy some of my best shots below: 5

Stefanie	06/05/2024
I love this camera, it's small and has amazing quality. I'm fairly new to photography and using cameras. I've only had experience with a Canon 7D but I was able to quickly learn how to navigate the Fuji XT30II. I love how portable and user friendly it is, so many great videos on the internet to help teach new users how to work the camera. It's exactly what I was looking for, I'm so excited to continue learning about it. 5

Kate	04/05/2024
I’m very happy with the camera so far. I’m just getting back into shooting after a decades long break, so I have much to learn, but so far I’m very happy with the results. Surface level, this is a very pretty little camera, super easy to carry around. (Read reviews from people who know what they’re doing to learn about functionality of XT30ii compared to other models.) 5

Matthew	06/04/2024
I travel a lot and spend a lot of time doing street photography, having shot on Canon for many years I sought after a camera that would be light weight but still give me quality images. This Fuji model doesn't disappoint in those regards. I will say the kit lens is just alright (I'm not a big fan of digital zoom) but I prefer the Fujifilm XF 16mm f/2.8 for the photographs I take. Overall incredible camera that exceeded my expectations and has become my daily go to when going anywhere 5

Leonardo	05/04/2024
I'm coming to this camera from an X-T1 that finally kicked the bucket after many years. I love this little X-T30 ii. I considered getting the latest X-T5 or maybe a used X-T4 but aside from the significant cost difference those pro bodies have continued getting larger and larger and I want a camera that is small and easy to have close at hand. This X-T30 ii is significantly lighter than my X-T1 mostly owing to having much less metal in its build. But it feels very sturdy and well made regardless and I appreciate carrying less weight. I don't miss the lack of an ISO dial as I mostly use the shutter and exposure comp dials anyway with auto-iso up to 3200. It has all the features I could want with the excellent 26 MP x-trans sensor, thumb stick for focus and film simulations. Also, having a screen that tilts up exactly like my old X-T1 was important to me as I like to hold the camera low. The only thing that stands out as an issue is where to put your thumb when holding the camera. Nothing feels natural or comfortable and I think it would be worse for someone with large hands. So a hot-shoe thumb grip is a 100% must (with it the camera feels rock solid in the hand). Overall I am very pleased with my purchase and I don't feel at all that I settled for a lower end camera compared to the pro line. Paired with a compact lens I think this is truly the perfect small mirrorless camera; it looks great and it shoots great too. 5