The blue BodyBag Bridge from LensCoat is a rubber neoprene cover, which is ideal for storage and travel, that slips over select pocket-sized Canon and Nikon cameras. Moreover, point and shoot cameras with approximate dimensions of 4.9 x 3 x 4.6" will also fit the neoprene cover. Inside the cover there is a snap hook which attaches to the camera and stays tethered when the cover is taken off.

The rubber neoprene is shock-absorbing, which protects the camera against scratches and dents, and the front element disk protector provides additional protection to the camera's lens. Additionally, all the contents are kept secure, as well as dust and dirt-free, with the hook-and-loop closure.

Fits Select Point and Shoot Cameras    Shock-Absorbing Rubber Neoprene    Protects Against Scratches and Dents    Keeps Camera Dust and Dirt-Free    Hook-and-Loop Closure    Front Element Disk Protector    Ideal for Storage and Travel    Snap Hook Attaches to the Camera

Canon: PowerShot Pro1, Pro90 IS, SX10 IS, SX1 IS, SX30 IS, SX40 HS, SX50 HS, and SX60 HS
Nikon: COOLPIX 5700, 8700, 8800, P100, P90, P500, P510, and P530
Point and shoot cameras with approximate dimensions of 4.9 x 3 x 4.6"

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can I take the ethernet out of the Atem Mini Pro into a network switch and send the video output to any or all of the network switch ports to output with ethernet to sdi/hdmi converters?

A: Yes, that should work. In the ATEM Control Software you will see the Stream Bridge come up as one of the options to stream to.

Q: 2. Can it be used as program out from here ATEM Mini Pro ethernet and will it have latency via SDI and HDMI out?

A: The ATEM Mini Pro can stream via Ethernet to the ATEM Streaming Bridge. If the bridge is on a local network, the latency would be noticeable but under a second.

Q: 3. Does this device allow me to remotely control and switch cameras on the atem from a completely different location?

A: No, you cannot control or switch cameras on the ATEM from this device.

Q: 4. Using the streaming bridge, can I feed lobby and sanctuary TV's with the SDI out plugs and use the HDMI output to feed a Boxcast device to Live Stream?

A: Yes, both the SDI and HDMI outputs have the same feed from the Bridge.

Q: 5. What is the intended usage(s) for the USB ATEM Utility (above the SDI outputs)? I don't see a USB output listed in the specs. Can the ethernet feed also exit the unit as USB (i.e. into a computer)?

A: The USB connection is for setup of the unit and firmware updates. There is no video function of the USB.

Q: 6. With this unit work with the new Blackmagic Web Presenter?

A: Yes it will.

Q: 7. We use the usb c for a webcam for feeds to zoom and other meetings. Can I use the bridge then to record or send to a computer that could record the event that way?

A: The ATEM Streaming Bridge doesn't have recording capabilities. If you send your ATEM Mini Pro's program feed over ethernet to the ATEM Streaming Bridge, you'll need a capture device to get the HDMI or SDI output into the computer for recording.

Q: 8. Is there a way to change the Video Level Range (Legal/Full) in the Streaming Bridge through the software? Or from the ATEM Mini Pro using OBS?

A: Not through any Blackmagic Software.

Q: 9. Many people area asking whether you can use the Bridge as a solution to simultaneously streaming to YouTube or a restreamer AND sending a signal to Lobby displays on the same network. This is a VERY common use case. The answers are still confusing. If the answer is "yes," how this is accomplished with the bridge?

A: The ATEM Mini Pro switchers can stream directly over Ethernet to only one place at a time. This can be to the Streaming Bridge or to som other service but not both. However the ATEM can also connect to a computer as a webcam over USB. The computer stream to different services using 3rd party software such as OBS. I hope this is clear.

Q: 10. is the Streaming Bridge compatible with Dji Products to send rtmp video signal through ip configuration?

A: No it is not compatible with DJI products at this time.