Camera Control:

Full control over camera settings, including iris, gain, focus, and white balance.

Allows for remote adjustment of various camera parameters in real-time during live production.

Multi-Camera Support:

Designed to manage multiple cameras at once, making it ideal for complex broadcast setups.

Can control up to 4 cameras simultaneously, as suggested by the "4" in the model name.

Preset Control:

Preset configurations for quick recall of camera settings, enabling faster transitions between scenes.

Ability to save and load different camera setup presets for specific production needs.

Integrated LCD Displays:

Built-in displays showing real-time data such as camera status, focus, and other settings for easier monitoring.

Allows for quick visual feedback on all controlled cameras.

Focus Control:

Fine-tuned control for manual focus adjustment or autofocus toggling, crucial in live events or studio shoots.

Video Signal Monitoring:

Real-time monitoring of the video signals sent from each camera.

Ensures accurate image quality, ensuring no color shifts or exposure problems.

Advanced Color Correction:

Allows for fine-tuned adjustments in color balance, saturation, and other image parameters to match all cameras.

Useful for matching shots from different cameras during live broadcasts.

Gain Control:

Control over the camera's gain setting to adjust the sensitivity of the image sensor, especially in low-light conditions.

Remote Operation:

Enables the remote operation of cameras from a centralized location, reducing the need for camera operators on-site.

Can often be operated over Ethernet or via network connections for greater flexibility in large-scale productions.

User Interface:

Intuitive interface with buttons, knobs, and sliders for easy manual adjustment.

Designed for use in fast-paced environments, where quick changes to camera settings are necessary.

Tally Light Integration:

Integration with tally lights for visual feedback on which cameras are live or active in the production.

Ethernet and Network Connectivity:

Supports remote control over a network for managing multiple cameras simultaneously from a distance.

Ideal for large studios or outdoor shoots where the control panel needs to be centralized.

Camera Compatibility:

Supports various camera models from Blackmagic Design and other manufacturers, with the ability to control all connected devices seamlessly.

Camera Control:

Full control over camera settings, including iris, gain, focus, and white balance.

Allows for remote adjustment of various camera parameters in real-time during live production.

Multi-Camera Support:

Designed to manage multiple cameras at once, making it ideal for complex broadcast setups.

Can control up to 4 cameras simultaneously, as suggested by the "4" in the model name.

Preset Control:

Preset configurations for quick recall of camera settings, enabling faster transitions between scenes.

Ability to save and load different camera setup presets for specific production needs.

Integrated LCD Displays:

Built-in displays showing real-time data such as camera status, focus, and other settings for easier monitoring.

Allows for quick visual feedback on all controlled cameras.

Focus Control:

Fine-tuned control for manual focus adjustment or autofocus toggling, crucial in live events or studio shoots.

Video Signal Monitoring:

Real-time monitoring of the video signals sent from each camera.

Ensures accurate image quality, ensuring no color shifts or exposure problems.

Advanced Color Correction:

Allows for fine-tuned adjustments in color balance, saturation, and other image parameters to match all cameras.

Useful for matching shots from different cameras during live broadcasts.

Gain Control:

Control over the camera's gain setting to adjust the sensitivity of the image sensor, especially in low-light conditions.

Remote Operation:

Enables the remote operation of cameras from a centralized location, reducing the need for camera operators on-site.

Can often be operated over Ethernet or via network connections for greater flexibility in large-scale productions.

User Interface:

Intuitive interface with buttons, knobs, and sliders for easy manual adjustment.

Designed for use in fast-paced environments, where quick changes to camera settings are necessary.

Tally Light Integration:

Integration with tally lights for visual feedback on which cameras are live or active in the production.

Ethernet and Network Connectivity:

Supports remote control over a network for managing multiple cameras simultaneously from a distance.

Ideal for large studios or outdoor shoots where the control panel needs to be centralized.

Camera Compatibility:

Supports various camera models from Blackmagic Design and other manufacturers, with the ability to control all connected devices seamlessly.

Camera Control:

Controls up to 4 cameras simultaneously.

Provides remote control for essential camera settings like iris, focus, white balance, gain, and shutter speed.

Input/Output Connections:

Ethernet: Supports network-based control of cameras over Ethernet (via IP protocol).

SDI Inputs/Outputs: Often uses SDI connections to interface with professional cameras.

Tally Light Inputs: Integrates with tally lights to show which cameras are live or active in the production.

Display:

LCD or LED Display(s): Shows real-time status of camera parameters such as exposure, focus, and white balance.

Often includes multiviewer support to monitor multiple camera feeds simultaneously.

Power Supply:

Typically powered via AC input (with voltage ranges like 100-240V AC for international compatibility).

May also support DC input for portability in remote environments.

User Interface:

Manual Controls: Includes tactile knobs, dials, and buttons for controlling various camera settings (e.g., focus, iris, gain, etc.).

Joystick Control: For smooth and precise adjustments, especially for focus control or camera movement in robotic setups.

Preset Memory: Ability to save and load camera settings as presets for quick recall during production.

Network Connectivity:

IP Control: Supports IP control over a network, allowing the control panel to interface with multiple cameras from a centralized location.

Web Interface: Some models may offer web-based control for remote monitoring and setup from other devices like laptops or tablets.

Compatibility:

Blackmagic Design Cameras: Designed to work seamlessly with Blackmagic Design cameras (e.g., URSA, Studio, or Pocket Cinema cameras).

Supports integration with third-party cameras via standard protocols like VISCA or Pelco for broader compatibility.

Color Correction and Calibration:

Advanced color grading options for real-time color correction across multiple cameras to ensure consistent image quality.

Includes manual adjustment controls for shutter speed, gamma, and gamma curve for different lighting conditions.

Camera Monitoring:

Integrated monitoring features, such as video signal monitoring for each connected camera.

Support for viewfinder integration for real-time monitoring of the camera’s feed.

Dimensions and Weight:

The size and weight of the unit may vary depending on the design, but it is typically designed for rack-mountable or desktop installations.

Weight ranges are often in the 10-20 kg (depending on the model).

Cooling and Environment:

Active or passive cooling mechanisms to ensure the unit operates within optimal temperature ranges.

Operating temperature typically between 0°C to 40°C for use in various production environments.

Software and Firmware:

Firmware Updates: Regular updates for camera control functionality and compatibility with new camera models or software features.

Some units may come with software for monitoring and configuration on a desktop computer.

Safety Features:

Surge Protection: Ensures the control unit is protected against power surges.

Over-voltage and Over-current Protection: Protects internal circuitry from unexpected electrical issues.