PTZOptics Expands Move 4K Series of PTZ Streaming Cameras
PTZOptics announced the expansion of its Move 4K series of PTZ streaming cameras. The new Move SE line is a collection of low-cost, high-quality streaming cameras perfect for small to medium-sized churches, schools and businesses. The SE series offers all of the original Move 4K features, including auto-tracking, SDI, HDMI and USB connectivity, with a maximum resolution of 1080p, making them an ideal solution for users who don’t require 4K for normal use.
Along with the new cameras, existing customers will be happy to know that PTZOptics is also releasing a new Camera Management Platform (CMP), adding auto-tracking capabilities to the previous Gen2 camera models. The CMP software is available for download on Mac, PC and Linux computers. The CMP features powerful tools for pan, tilt and zoom camera control, color management and auto-tracking.
All of them are here: https://www.ptzoptics.com/SE
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