The Jason Cases BRC-X1000 4-Camera Case for Sonyfrom Jason Cases BRC-X1000 4-Camera Case for Sonywill store four Sony BRC-X1000 cameras. The case is made using a genuine Pelican Storm iM2975 case with laser-cut, high-grade foam and may be transported using its wheel and pullout handle.

Store Four Sony BRC-X1000 Robo Cameras    Made Using Laser-Cut, High-Grade Foam    Uses Wheels and Pullout Handle    Made with Pelican Storm iM2975 Case

Made with a genuine Pelican Storm iM2975 case

Made using laser-cut, high-grade foam

Comes with wheels and a pullout handle

It will store four Sony BRC-X1000 PTZ cameras

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is there any sample footage available online?

A: We do not have any sample video on our site. However, a Google search for Sony BRC-X1000 video sample reveals links regarding the camera. We cannot vouch for these independent videos however.

Q: 2. Can this camera be used with the Sony IR-IP10 controller?

A: This camera is compatible with the RM-IP10 and the RM-IP500 controllers

Q: 3. Is the H.264 video signal over ethernet compatible with Blackmagic Switchers? How about Newtek? Trying to get a switcher that works with this new tech!

A: Bringing in an IP Signal from a camera is something that is normally done with Software Based Switching Products such as vMix and Wirecast. We have some pre-configured options from both companies that you could look in to. https://bhpho.to/2F72gyAhttps://bhpho.to/2kPYog8

Q: 4. How can white balance be calibrated? I've heard complaints.

A: This camera offers two AUTO White Balance settings which you can adjust the speed at which it changes the balance. It also offers presets for Indoors and Outdoors. Finally it has a ONE PUSH White Balance and Manual White Balance.

Q: 5. Can this camera be controlled by a Tricaster?

A: This does offer Visca over IP, which we do believe that Tricasters can support.

Q: 6. What is the CAT6 distance limit? What is the SDI limit?

A: CAT6 cable length limit for IP control is 100 meters (328 ft.), 3500 ft. for RS-422 control. SDI cable length limit depends on the cable type which is dictated by the signal SD, HD, 4K etc, etc you are sending. So that we my further assist you, please email us. provideo@bhphoto.com.

Q: 7. Did Sony make this camera so it can zoom slower than the BRC-H800? It was not possible to zoom slow enough with that camera to get professional results. I was wondering if the engineers ironed that out in this unit. Thanks!

A: Hello, James! The BRC-X1000 has a much slower zoom capability. The issue with the H900 is that if you tried to zoom slower, then the lens becomes unstable. If you are using the X1000 and put the camera into ramp mode 3 and you combine with the RMIP500 (with its variable speed zoom control), you can do on air zooms that the H900 cannot. ~Zac

Q: 8. Could I Control the BRC-X1000 with a Panasonic AW RP120? I would assume over IP connection.

A: No you cannot. Panasonic and Sony use different protocols for control therefore Panasonic Controllers can not control Sony Cameras.

Q: 9. Can this camera be controlled Via RS-422 using the older Sony RM-BR300 remote control unit?

A: Yes, this camera can be controlled through RS-422. It will work with the RM-BR300.

Q: 10. What is the maximum distance when filming 1920 X 1080P?

A: For maximum distance, if you mean the maximum distance that a SDI cable can support at 1080p, that would be about 100 meters (or about 330 feet).