By David Fox 2022-09-11T12:39:00+01:00
PTZOptics has introduced a new all-in-one camera: the Studio Pro, a DSLR-quality video camera designed for content creation, videoconferencing, or live streaming.
The Studio Pro supports video up to 1080p at 60fps and features a 12x optical zoom, 72.5° field of view, and simultaneous outputs via USB, HDMI, NDI|HX, RTSP and RTMP.
Lights, camera - all action: PTZOptics’ new Studio Pro
It uses a time-of-flight sensor for faster focusing, while its advanced focus settings allow users to achieve a bokeh effect for a more pleasing background. Users can also toggle between portrait and landscape video output with the flip of a switch, allowing them to connect with their audiences no matter what devices they prefer to watch on.
The Studio Pro includes a USB-powered light that offers a 3000 to 6000K temperature range. The camera also features a built-in noise cancelling microphone array and an IR remote for advanced camera control, as well as a cold shoe for external mics and other accessories. It is Power over Ethernet capable and can also be powered via USB or standard 12V DC power supply.
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