Capture full motion video in small-to-medium conference rooms, training rooms, and classrooms with the black RoboSHOT 12E QCCU Camera System from Vaddio. The PTZ camera features a 1/2.5 image sensor, a 12x optical zoom, and a wide dynamic range for enhanced lighting in dimly lit conditions. For smooth and natural motion, the camera features tri-synchronous motion technology allowing all three axes of the camera to move simultaneously. A web-based user interface allows configuration, management, and control from anywhere in the world over the IP network making this camera ideal for remote management. For added convenience, the camera can be controlled via integration-ready Telnet, serial RS-232 control, or an included IR remote control.

Paired with the camera, the Quick-Connect universal CCU Cat-5 interface (QCCU) enables the adjustment of AWB, red and blue gain, brightness, OPWB, gamma, chroma, detail, iris, and gain controls with a press of a button. The front-panel interface delivers easy touch control of the image that is being captured and the ability to color match and shade multiple cameras. User-defined adjustments can be stored on three Scene-Store buttons. The CCU uses three Cat-5 cables that reach up to 500' to transport HD video, power, and control to and from the camera. For flexible connectivity, the unit features simultaneous YPbPr, HDMI, and HD-SDI outputs.

1/2.5 Image Sensor    Wide Dynamic Range    12x Optical Zoom    Tri-Synchronous Motion Technology    Web-Based User Interface    Quick-Connect CCU Cat-5 Interface    HDMI, HD-SDI and HD YPbPr Outputs    Adjust Brightness, Iris & Gain Controls    User-Defined Adjustments

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What are the dimensions of this case?

A: Exterior Dimensions 30.8 x 20.5 x 11.6" / 78.2 x 52.1 x 29.5 cm Interior Dimensions 28.5 x 17.4 x 10.5" / 72.4 x 44.2 x 26.7 cm

Q: 2. Can this be used with an ATEM mini pro?

A: No, the PTZCam TALLY4 4-Camera Wireless Tally System is only designed to work with the Switch N8 & Switchblade VMC12.

Q: 3. Is this ProMediaGear belt better/stronger than the spider's equivalent for two mirrorless cameras with small lightweight lenses? Does the ProMediaGear come with two belts?

A: The ProMediaGear Dual Camera Holster System would be comparable to the Spider Camera Holster in terms of quality. It would include one belt and can hold two mirrorless camera with lightweight lenses.

Q: 4. is this compatable with the Tricaster TC2?

A: The PTZCam TALLY8 8-Camera Wireless Tally System is specifically made to work with the vMIX Switchblade Systems VMC12 and Switch N8.

Q: 5. What are the interior dimensions of the laptop pouch?

A: It is a soft case made from stretchy material like a wet suit material. I would not try to fit a laptop larger than 17 inches. If you go any larger than that it crowds the other pouches.

Q: 6. Will this case hold a Nikkor 70-200 vertically ?

A: I have a nikkor 70-200 2.8E. It "fits" but just barely. For travel I feel it unsafe and could likely cause damage to the lense if there's any impact or deflection on the lid of the case.

Q: 7. Can the camera with a 200-600mm lens be locked in the horizontal position with the lens facing backward?

A: Yes, the ProMediaGear Single Camera Holster System (Black) can lock in a camera with the Sony FE 200-600mm f/5.6-6.3 G OSS Lens attached. You will be using the tripod foot on the lens, and the lens could face backwards.

Q: 8. Does the trekpad system come pre-configured? or do I get to configure it myself?

A: No, the Trekpad system does not come pre-configured, one is able to set it up exactly the way one wishes.

Q: 9. Whilst I am confident of the durability of the case itself, is the foam enough padding to protect DSLRs and lens from rough handling at an airport? Eg if the case was thrown/dropped by baggage handlers, will camera bodies and lens be unaffected?

A: Yes this would protect the equipment inside very well, I would recommend leaving roughly 1-2 inches of foam around the outside just for peace of mind, but I have had no issues with any of my equipment being damaged with these rolling through airports.

Q: 10. does it meet carry on flying regulations?

A: Unfortunately, this is not a carry on luggage. To big and with all your gear inside will be to have