The KD-CAMUSB 1080p PTZ Camera from Key Digital is designed for video conferencing and capture applications in huddle spaces, conference rooms,

board rooms, and lecture halls. It supports video at resolutions up to 1920 x 1080 at 30 fps. This camera has a 170° pan, a -30 to 90° tilt, and a zoom of 10x. The USB 2.0 port allows this camera to be used on Windows 7, Windows 10, Mac OS X, and Linux machines. This camera includes wall and ceiling mounting hardware and can be mounted on a table surface as well.

Up to 1920 x 1080 Resolution at 30 fps    ±170º Pan    -30 to 90º Tilt    10x Zoom    USB 2.0 Port    IR/RS-232/Visca Controllable    Recall/Store up to 255 Position Presets    Wall & Ceiling Mounting Hardware

Delivers PTZ features for video conference software such as Skype, GoToMeeting, Microsoft

Teams, Zoom, RingCentral, and Google Hangouts

Compatible with Key Digital Presentation Solutions family including KD-UPS52U, KD-PS22UTx, KD-X4x1WUTx, KD-X3x1WUTx, and KD-X100MRx to add USB plug-in wall plates, USB/KVM routing and extension, digital video switching, and integration with professional audio visual systems by using external microphones such as KD-CAMUSB

Recall and store up to 255 position presets, with up to 12 presets accessed via IR remote control on Home, Privacy, and numeric buttons

Fast and accurate auto focus via leading auto focus algorithm

Up to 1920 x 1080p at 30 fps resolutions adjustable via Windows camera viewer and conferencing software camera settings panels

IR remote provides intuitive and ergonomic control

RS-232 bidirectional control to/from KD-CAMUSB or via Key Digital Presentation

Solutions extender and switcher units

Responds to VISCA protocol for control by PTZ camera control consoles

Supports addressing for multicamera systems

Fully controllable by RS-232 supported control systems via open API including Compass Control Pro, AMX, Crestron, KNX, RTI, Savant, URC, and Leviton

TCP/IP controllable when integrated with supported Key Digital Presentation Solutions extenders and switchers

KD-App ready when integrated with supported Key Digital Presentation Solutions

extenders and switchers including KD-UPS52U, KD-X4x1WUTX, and KD-X100MRx

Pre-built GUI populates offering PTZ controls as source selection and display/projector

controls via CEC Manager

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What are the time limitations for video recording? Also, is there an app to control this camera remotely?

A: 25 min.Not yet.

Q: 2. Can the "touch" screen be deactivated?

A: Yes, you can turn off touch controls.

Q: 3. Can the older batteries (NP-W128) and the older charger (BC-W126) be used for the x100v?

A: The older NP-W126 battery works with the X100V camera, but it is not shielded with regards to heat.

Q: 4. What Arca type plate fits the P1000?

A: The Acratech Arca-Type Universal Quick Release Plate will work: https://bhpho.to/2eRPatk

Q: 5. Would Nikon's ML-L3 wireless remote shutter release work with Nikon's p1000?

A: According to Nikon's website, the ML-L3 does not work with the P1000. The ML-L7 is the correct remote.

Q: 6. Does this come with, or even have, a lens hood?

A: The Panasonic Lumix FZ80D Digital Camera does not include a lens hood, and Panasonic does not make a lens hood for this camera.

Q: 7. Does the Coolpix p1000 camera package include the sunshade attachment that is in 50% of the advertisement photo's?

A: Yes. The product video above states it does.

Q: 8. A battery charger is not mentioned as being in the box, but a batter is. Is a charger not included?

A: No battery charger is included with the Fujifilm X100V. Instead, a usb cable is included which allows for charging. If you would like to purchase an external charger, Fujifilm has the BC-W126S battery charger https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1433848-REG/fujifilm_16588937_bc_w126s_battery_charger.html . Hope this helps.

Q: 9. I'm asking this question to be answered by a B&H camera expert. The question is - you have indicated that the P1000 aperture opening will be at f5.6 when the zoom is at 200mm. What would be the 35mm film zoom equivalent? I'm estimating it to be about 860 mm. Is that correct?

A: The crop factor is around 5.5x, so at 200mm you'll be at the equivalent of 1100.

Q: 10. What are the corresponding megapixel captured when using the 50 & 70mm digital teleconverter? Thanks

A: 4356 x 2904 for the 50 crop 3134 x 2089 for the 70 crop Based on these, it seems like 12.6mp area of the sensor for the 50mm crops and a 6.5mp area for the 70. However, they are of course then upscaled and written out to 6240 x 4160 JPEGs. However, according to Fuji, when it teleconverts to those lengths, the images are cropped and automatically upscaled.