Panasonic AW-UE160K 4K PTZ Camera - White

4K PTZ Camera For An Era Of Enhanced Creativity And The Pursuit Of Visual Expression

The AW-UE160 4K PTZ camera features a newly developed 4K 1” MOS sensor that offers the highest sensitivity of Panasonic’s entire PTZ lineup. Production teams shooting in a concert venue or a church can easily capture clear images even in the most challenging lighting conditions. Meanwhile, the UE160’s new optical low pass filter reduces the effect of moiré for clearer picture quality when shooting against an LED wall, which is especially important for rental and staging or worship environments. Its high-speed frame rate will help sports broadcasters capture slow motion shots in HD for replays, while seamless integration with the robotic camera system brings live broadcast-style movements to the PTZ, resulting in a dynamic and highly engaging video production.

Uncompromising Shooting Performance and Operability
In addition to the high sensitivity F14/2000 lx and the latest-generation image processing found in LUMIX, the AW-UE160 features an phase detection auto focus (PDAF). The new PTZ has a variety of functions that enable you to carry out high-precision video production

Realize Next-Generation Video Production With Various Shooting Methods And Functions
The AW-UE160 supports return input and high-speed output, which is vital for building a combined camera system. This camera is the first to support the SMPTE ST2110* standard and 5G mobile router (USB tethering compatible) - the standard for IP transmission in the broadcasting industry

*Activation with the separately sold software key AW-SFU60 (released at the same time as AW-UE160) is required.

Ease Of Use And Versatility Reduces Stress Of Shooting On-Site
Support for a variety of I/Fs and protocols reduces the burden of introducing the camera into existing systems. Support for scene files, color matrix control and Panasonic's free software and Remote Operation Panel (ROP) for batch management of multiple cameras makes mixed operation with system cameras even easier.