The AW-UE150 will be the newest addition to Panasonic’s comprehensive professional PTZ camera lineup. Featuring a 1-type MOS large sensor, this next generation PTZ camera supports high-quality 4K 50p video, features a 75.1 degree viewing angle, 20x optical zoom and supports versatile outputs, including 12G-SDI, HDMI, optical fiber and IP. Simultaneous 4K/HD operation makes this PTZ camera powerhouse ideal for those looking to future-proof their system.

The next-generation PTZ camera supports high-quality video production in stadium, lecture halls and other venues. Smooth and high-quality 4K 50p*1, high-magnification zoom and a wide shooting angle expand the range of the PTZ camera’s applications. The camera is equipped with a variety of interfaces and supports simultaneous 4K/HD operation which allows for versatility in current and future production systems.

The software version 2.16 makes the AW-UE150 series compatible with FreeD and Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) systems.

High-Quality 4K 50p*1 Shooting

3840 x 2160 4K output and 59.94p/50p*1 shooting achieve extremely smooth video, even in live sports and other environments containing rapid movement.

1.0-type MOS Sensor Mounted

The large 1.0-type MOS sensor enables high sensitivity shooting with low noise. The sensor boasts a light-capturing area that is approximately four times larger than that of the 1/2.3-type sensor to guarantee a wide dynamic range.

Multiple Interfaces Supported

A wide range of outputs are supported: 12G-SDI, 3G-SDI, HD-SDI, HDMI, IP and even Optical Fiber output. The addition of 4K/HD simultaneous output guarantees the right output for the operation at hand. 4K video can be down converted to HD directly within the camera.

Optical 20x Zoom / 75.1° Horizontal Wide-Angle Shooting

Optical 20x zoom is further expanded with “i zoom” to maintain high resolution for capturing even subjects far-away with perfect clarity. Coupled with a wide horizontal angle of 75.1°, an entire area can be captured despite any installation space limitations.

Output format (Preliminary) as of May, 2018