Combining the simplicity and control of a PTZ camera with NDI|HX2/HX3 protocol support, the black Vizrt PTZ3 UHD PLUS Camera provides video professionals, technology managers, webcasters, and A/V system integrators with a UHD 4K video PTZ camera for remote learning, hospitals, meeting rooms, and studios. The PTZ3 UHD PLUS camera has been updated to include support for FreeD over NDI|HX, automated AI presenter tracking, mini XLR input with phantom power, a 30x optical zoom with 2x digital zoom, and powerful motors for smooth pans and tilts.

NDI|HX3/HX2, 3G-SDI, HDMI Output    FreeD Tracking over NDI|HX / UDP    Face/Subject Tracking, Target Switching    Capture up to UHD 4K60 HEVC/H.264 Video    30x Optical Zoom, 60° Angle of View    Single Cable for Video, Audio & Power    Mini-XLR Audio Input, Tally, OLPF Filter    Remote & Ceiling/Wall Mounts Included

Combining the simplicity and control of a PTZ camera with NDI|HX2/HX3 protocol support, the black Vizrt PTZ3 UHD PLUS Camera provides video professionals, technology managers, webcasters, and A/V system integrators with a UHD 4K video PTZ camera for remote learning, hospitals, meeting rooms, and studios. The PTZ3 UHD PLUS camera has been updated to include support for FreeD over NDI|HX, automated AI presenter tracking, mini XLR input with phantom power, a 30x optical zoom with 2x digital zoom, and powerful motors for smooth pans and tilts.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Do you need an expensive controller to operate the ptz, or can it be done through a web page?

A: There are web page controls for PTZ, but you can also use the free 'NDI Studio Monitor' application that runs on Windows PCs to control PTZ via an on screen interface or by using a Windows dual axis joystick.

Q: 2. Can this camera be mounted to a ceiling tile?

A: Yes, The NewTek NDI HX PTZ3 Camera comes with a ceiling mount in the box. You may need to cut or remove part of the tile when installing and possibly add a board for the mount to securely connect to though.

Q: 3. Will this work with an HDCP source?

A: HDCP compliance is not explicitly defined by manufacturer. Please contact directly for expedited attention to your inquiry - https://bit.ly/35iC7fZ

Q: 4. What is the sensor size of this camera??

A: 1/3 is the size of the sensor.

Q: 5. How loud are the movements of this camera? Would it disrupt a quite room?

A: They are not loud. We don't have numbers but no reports either of noise. Generally PTZ cameras are unobtrusive.

Q: 6. can this be mounted on a tripod?

A: Yes, on the base of the NewTek NDI HX PTZ3 Camera there is a tripod 1/4-20 mounting point.

Q: 7. What are this camera's sensitivity and minimum illumination specs?

A: The minimum illumination of the NewTek NDI HX PTZ3 Camera listed by NewTek is 1.0 lux. Specs from NewTek - https://bit.ly/3Jq1a5e

Q: 8. How many watts does this camera consume? Which unmanaged network switch with POE is suitable to run 2-3 camera?

A: While we do not have an exact listing on how many watts this camera will consumer, if you were to use a Network Switch that is POE+ and offers 30 Watts per port you would have more than enough power for 2-3 cameras. The TP-Link TL-SG1008PE is a very good option for this.https://bhpho.to/2BlrS9e

Q: 9. Has anyone measured latency of the SDI version vs the HDMI version on the same camera? Curious if the SDI version has significantly less delay.

A: No it does not. the delay from the camera to the Newtek Spark is almost non existent when compared to the delay that happens when converting a video signal to be sent across a network and the bandwidth limitations of said network. If you purchased both the SDI and HDMI versions and hooked them up to a cameras on the same network you should experience the same delay.

Q: 10. Cat 5e Ethernet cable adequate?

A: Yes. The following unit runs off a NDI protocol an end-user will only want to use cat5 or cat 6 cable.