Presenting Clear Live e-Sports Image:
The VC-BC301P is designed around a large, high sensitivity 1/1.8" Sony sensor which delivers excellent 4K and HD image quality in all lighting conditions. Delivering broadcast-quality results, this compact camera can be used for a wide range of applications including live-action 60fps sports, e-learning, e-sports, visual radio, or studio production.
102° Wide Viewing Angle:
The lens' 102-degree horizontal viewing angle extends the versatility of the camera even further. Placed close to the subject, the camera can still frame multiple studio guests or gamers. Placed at a distance or a few meters, it can capture the full width of a video studio, performance area, radio studio, or demo space. Small and unobtrusive, it is well suited for fixed rig documentary production or POV sports broadcasting.
Live Video Production:
VC-BC301P plays well with different workflows and installations. It supports IP delivery for remote monitoring and streaming direct to cloud services and streaming platforms such as YouTube, Livestream, Facebook, and Twitch. Its 4K HDMI output integrates with video production and AV environments while the USB connectivity gives it a role in video conferencing, unified communication, and collaboration spaces.
Fast Installation:
Lightweight and compact, VC-B301P can be installed in virtually any location including on ceiling mounts, light weight tripods and robotic heads. Operated by power over Ethernet (PoE) or a DC power supply, the camera can be positioned with ease. The availability of power, video and control over a single Ethernet cable gives integrators the ultimate in speed of installation. VC-B301 is easy to live with, whether you’re an installer, operator or producer.
Total Control:
The VC-BC301P's tally light provides visual confirmation to talent in front of the lens. Behind the camera, operators (local or remote) have a choice over control protocols including Visca and Onvif, with signals communicated over IP. Connected as a webcam over USB, the camera can be controlled via a PC or Mac. Finally, an optional infrared remote is available for in-room control.
