PTC-145 20x HD/SD-SDI and HDMI Tracking PTZ Camera (Black)

Introducing the PTC-145, a versatile PTZ camera designed for enhanced visual experiences. The 1/2.8” CMOS sensor delivers outstanding image quality with 20x optical zoom and 8x digital zoom. Offering HDMI, 3G-SDI, and streaming outputs, it connects to various devices with ease. Equipped with line-in and 3.5mm microphone inputs for exceptional audio quality.

This camera features one-click AI Tracking, enabling smooth camera movements without a dedicated operator. Simultaneous streaming to two platforms is effortless. Available in stylish dark blue or white options, it complements indoor design preferences. Elevate your visual excellence with the PTC-145 camera.

The PTC-145's 20x optical zoom and 8x digital zoom allows you to mount it near or far and still get great, sharp shots.The PTC-145 supports advanced digital noise reduction technology, which enables it to capture clear and smooth images even in less-than-perfect lighting conditions. This remarkable feature ensures that your footage remains crisp and vibrant, regardless of the lighting challenges you may encounter.

You will be allowed direct access to Auto Tracking via various external controllers such as the supplied RMC-1AT PTZ remote controller and RMC-300A DVIP controller, the RS-422 interface of RMC-180 MARK II controller, PTC View Assist App, TPC-700, etc., you can choose a suitable controller according to your needs. In addition to camera controllers, you can also easily enable Auto Tracking on smart switchers, which include iCAST mini, KMU-200/300, SHOWCAST 100, etc.

If you are filming multiple people, you can designate a person for auto tracking. Once linked to the camera, only the designated person will be tracked, thus avoiding interferences such as desks, people coming and going, large objects, etc.

The integrated PID algorithm is able to detect the movement speed of the identified object and automatically adjust the camera's corresponding pan detect the movement speed of the identified object and automatically adjust the camera's corresponding pan, tilt, and zoom speeds in such a way that the lens movement will be smooth, avoiding common camera lens movement problems such as jerky movements or unexpected halts.