PTZOptics Announces the Link 4K Camera Series at ISE 2023
PTZOptics announced the Link 4K camera series. The Link 4K will be released later this year and will add video to any existing Dante setup. With the latest in auto-tracking capabilities and universal compatibility, the Link 4K fits into even the most complex Dante design or workflow.
The Link 4K is capable of 4K at 60fps over HDMI, USB and IP. Using technology by Dante, the Link 4K is able to provide 1080p 60fps resolution over Dante AV-H, as well as SDI. The Link 4K offers built-in auto-tracking capabilities — no need to run software on another computer — freeing teams of the need for a camera operator. With 12x, 20x and 30x optical zoom available, the Link 4K can fit seamlessly into any production scenario.
In addition to the Link 4K’s auto-tracking features, users will also have access to PTZOptics’ latest Web UI — updated to provide everything users need in one simple menu. The Link 4K is expected for release in Q2. And all the specs are here.
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