Canon U.S.A. Launches a Line of 4K UHD PTZ Cameras Ready For Integration Into a Variety of Environments
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Price? Although I suppose if they are focusing on integrators, they won't say a price because you need to go through an integrator.
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Given the video above, professional content production (live events, corporate and the likes).
Good news is : in house, canon 1" sensor with dpaf. Oneday, we could see a powershot with a canon 1" sensor.
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Probably has to do with this, just below:
Update #2: I have been told that Canon will announce new PTZ cameras that will cost around $4000 USD. This isn’t a new segment for them though, but their current offerings are $10,000 USD and up.
So, no, sadly, they won't be replacing my $100-$200 Hikvision cameras (which are great for what you pay!)
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Super impressed by this forward thinking design. this opens so many doors. I predict that all course-related outdoor professional sports (BMR, rally, etc) will be integrating these quickly.
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The specs for the CR-N500 are a 1" sensor with Dual Pixel CMOS AF. That's interesting. No current PowerShot has DPAF.
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Canon has had 1" sensors with DPAF is pro camcorders for quite some time.
What surprised me is that the one camera without DPAF has hybrid AF.
I was not aware of any Canon cameras with that.
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This type of product seems to fit in with Canon's new organizational structure, where the Imaging division was replaced by the Optical Industry division.
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B&H has a comparison against their camcorders
Canon Introduces New 4K PTZ Cameras and an IP PTZ Controller
Announcement of Canon's new CR-N300 and CR-N500 PTZ cameras and the RP-IP100 PTZ camera controller
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at first I thought security, but it has many ports so it had to be for something else... So your explanation makes sense
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How good do you think the N300 would be without DPAF? We have eight year old Sony PTZs (obviously no fancy AF or DPAF) and their AF is decent.
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Four unmanned cameras replace four cameramen.
You might keep one as VJ, but you save 3 heads crew.
Make the math: Three dayrates, three hotel nights,
three seats on plane or car , three heads catering and
per diem per event saved - the cameras pay for themselves
pretty fast.
ROI might happen on the first event already.
You might keep one as VJ, but you save 3 heads crew.
Make the math: Three dayrates, three hotel nights,
three seats on plane or car , three heads catering and
per diem per event saved - the cameras pay for themselves
pretty fast.
ROI might happen on the first event already.
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