Product Description
The Sony BRC-H900 is a top - notch pan/tilt/zoom color video camera. It's equipped with a 1/2 - type Exmor 3 CMOS sensor, delivering incredibly high - quality pictures that meet the toughest live production needs. This camera is all about flexibility. You can control it via VISCA RS - 232C/RS - 422 or IP control (10Base - T/100Base - TX /Auto). With Sony's RM - IP10 IP Remote Controller (BRBK - IP10 board required), you can manage up to 112 BRC cameras and five RM - IP10 controllers over an IP network. It offers multiple installation options. Besides desktop use, you can mount it on the ceiling or use it with a tripod for mobile live events. Its quiet and smooth pan/tilt/zoom mechanism makes it perfect for noise - sensitive environments. The BRC - H900 has advanced color adjustment features. You can fine - tune color, gamma, black, and knee settings to meet professional standards. Even in low - light conditions with a minimum illumination of 4lx, it performs outstandingly. It also has two tally lamps, one on the front and one on the rear, for better visibility. Key features include a 1/2 - type Exmor Full HD 3CMOS Image Sensor with about 2 Megapixels of effective picture elements, support for multiple video formats like 1080/59.58i, 720/59.98p, NTSC, 1080/50i, 720/50p, PAL, 14x optical zoom, and various video output options. Technical specifications cover tilt and pan angles, speeds, analog and digital outputs, and more.
Using the Sony BRC - H900 is a breeze. First, choose your preferred control method. You can use the VISCA RS - 232C/RS - 422 for a direct connection or opt for IP control if you want to manage it over a network. Make sure to have the RM - IP10 IP Remote Controller and the BRBK - IP10 board if you're using the IP control option. When it comes to installation, decide whether you'll place it on a desktop, mount it on the ceiling, or use a tripod. For mobile events, the tripod is a great choice. Before starting to shoot, take advantage of the advanced color adjustment features. You can adjust color, gamma, and other settings to get the perfect look for your video. In low - light situations, the camera will still perform well, but you might want to experiment with the gain settings to get the best results. Remember, the camera has two tally lamps, one on the front and one on the rear. Make sure they're visible so that everyone knows when the camera is in use. As for maintenance, keep the camera clean. Use a soft, dry cloth to wipe the lens and the body. Avoid using harsh chemicals. Also, make sure to operate the camera within the recommended temperature range of 32 to 104 deg F (0 to 40 deg C). When not in use, store it in a cool, dry place between - 20 degrees to 60°C (- 4°F to 104°F). If you need to move the camera frequently, handle it gently to avoid damaging the pan/tilt/zoom mechanism.
