Dan Miall from BirdDog joins NDI TV on their YouTube channel to discuss BirdDog and NDI working together. They go over the new VideoWall, BirdDog PTZ Cameras, BirdDog PLAY, and BirdDog POD.
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JVC offers a complete line of professional equipment at a variety of budgets for the broadcast and professional video marketplace including PTZ cameras and more. Their PTZ cameras provide optimal […]
Jesse Osmer, the IT and Video guy over at The Goetheanum, enlightened us about how they use BirdDog cameras, converters, and NDI across multiple different rooms and events, and bring that signal into a central location, capturing it into Wirecast and sending it where it needs to go.
The Roland V-600UHD 4K video switcher pairs well with the new PTZOptics Move 4K PTZ cameras series. Watch below to see Paul Richards of PTZOptics demonstrate how they work together. […]
NewBlueFX live production graphics software is now included with all PTZOptics cameras. This software allows you to invigorate your meetings and live video presentations with visually appealing graphics and useful information. This is a great addition to the PTZOptics camera line-up and makes it easier than ever for users to create high-quality live productions.
Brian Hallett recently posted an article on ProVideoCoalition reviewing the brand new Canon CR-N700. Canon announced the launch of the CR-N700, a 4K PTZ camera with advanced features and capabilities, designed for professional broadcast and live event productions.
PTZ (pan-tilt-zoom) cameras offer a lot of benefits for camera operators. They can be used to capture a wide range of shots, including overhead and panoramic views, and can be controlled remotely, making it easy for operators to adjust the camera’s position and zoom level. Additionally, PTZ cameras are often compact and lightweight, making them easy to transport and set up.
The COVID-19 pandemic has led to an increase in the use of live-streaming by churches as a way to continue holding services and connecting with congregants remotely. This has resulted in a growing market for high-quality video equipment, including robotic cameras, which offer greater flexibility and control over the camera’s movement and zoom.