Product Description
The BirdDog P4K is a top - notch PTZ camera that offers an unparalleled filming experience. It features a massive 1” Sony Exmor R CMOS back - lit sensor with 14.4 million effective pixels, capable of delivering breathtaking 4K pictures with Full Bandwidth NDI. Its excellent light sensitivity makes it perfect for a wide range of applications, including broadcasts, sports events, remote studios, newsrooms, places of worship, and any shoot where high - quality visuals are a must. The 1” Sony sensor is a game - changer, producing stunning images in all shooting modes and frame rates, whether in HD or 4K. With Full NDI, it doesn't compromise on quality, using the variable bit - rate, I - Frame codec. The P4K isn't just for regular production. It can shoot in true cinematic styles, supporting traditional frame rates and allowing 24p shooting for a cinematic look. It comes with advanced color controls, enabling users to fine - tune their shots with selectable gamma settings and black gamma adjustment. The super - precise and sensitive robotics let you create professional shots by adjusting panning and tilting speeds. The 360 - degree tally lights ensure everyone on set knows which camera is live. It offers multiple connection options like Full NDI, two independent 6G SDI outputs, and one HDMI 2.0 output for flexible workflows. Genlock allows you to synchronize multiple cameras. In terms of technical specs, it has a 1.0 - type back - illuminated Exmor R CMOS sensor, 14.2 Megapixels of effective pixels, an optical 12X lens, and various advanced features. It supports a wide range of video formats in both 4K and HD, and has audio I/O options. It comes in black and white, and can be mounted on ceilings, walls, or tripods. It operates well in a temperature range of - 10 to +40°C and humidity of <=80%.
Using the BirdDog P4K camera is a breeze. First, connect it to your power source. You can use 12VDC or PoE++ (IEEE 802.3bt). Then, connect it to your video and audio equipment. For video, you can use NDI, HDMI, or 6G - SDI outputs. For audio, use the 3.5mm audio jacks. When setting up the camera, adjust the pan and tilt to your desired position. You can use the control interfaces like RS232, RS - 422, RS485, NDI/IP Control, or the IR Remote Control. For shooting, select your preferred video format, frame rate, and color settings. You can fine - tune the gamma, black level, and other color parameters. When shooting in different lighting conditions, use the camera's high - sensitivity mode, defog mode, and backlight compensation features. Remember to keep the camera clean. Use a soft, dry cloth to wipe the lens and body. Avoid using harsh chemicals. Store the camera in a dry and cool place when not in use. Also, make sure to keep it away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. If you need to move the camera, handle it gently to avoid damage to the internal components. Regularly check the power and connection cables for any signs of wear and tear.
