[Yes] Was able to get this installed and set up to work with OBS with very very little frustration. The Catholic church it is installed at is thrilled with the end result of this project.

[Glass] We use this for short distance and the zoom and picture is great! Highly recommend for short distance under 50 feet.

[1920 x 1080] This is a great PTZ camera for the money. The camera has much to offer in terms of functionality and quality. We are using it to live-stream church services. We stream on of six locations within the church - four of which are 30 - 40 feet from where the camera is mounted. The other two are 8 and 15 feet. Great picture quality at all six presets. In addition to joystick controls, the remote control, and the web-browser interface, the camera can also be operated through an HTTP API. With a little help from tech support, we are using the api with OBS software such that scenes in OBS command the camera to the appropriate preset. Tech support at AVIPAS responds quickly and knowledgeably.

[189 x 189°] I have install the camera at a house of worship, a 1080 model and a 1280 along with a avipas camera controller

[1000:1] We have dozens of these cameras across campus for web conferencing in classrooms. I like the fact they will power themselves off PoE. They work well and provide good contrast in variable lighting conditions. SDI video looks great. The hand-held remote has presets for common positions. They auto-orient themselves for ceiling or tripod mount. The web interface is a little messy, but most features can be found quickly. It does require Adobe Flash to see the web interface camera shot live (that requirement seems archaic). For the price, its a good value compared to much more expensive PTZ cameras with a lot more bells-n-whistles.

[Yes] In full production for a couple of years. No issues at all.

My only minor comment is that pan/tilt is not very smooth, even at the slowest speed, but for the price it's just great.

So the camera had been in use for many months. One day before a webcast, the SDI card in our vMix computer simply quit. I was able to switch from the SDI output on the camera to using to RTSP over Ethernet (enabled/configured it in the camera's menus) and got the same quality image as before. Cool.

[Trapezoidal] This system was purchased for a church that wants to be able to move the system to a secondary location for special events.
I made the mistake of experimenting with the camera communication option and lost control of the cameras. We had to use the camera remote to reset the camera to defaults to regain control.
Now, the system is working great.

[Yes] For the price this camera has an exception clarity that we use in church live streaming to internet. It is half the cost of the next best camera and the optical zoom works flawlessly.
Great job by the manufacturer.

[70/30] This is my 3rd teleprompter and by far the best in every way; quality, design and functionality. The value is really remarkable. The most surprising element is the glass itself. The reflected image from my iPad is dramatically brighter, sharper and clearer than other teleprompters I've seen and own. It was instantly noticeable. This clarity comes at the expense of about 2 stops of light to the camera; but without any obvious colour cast.

The rod mounted design was the primary reason I changed to this teleprompter and it is everything I hoped, and possibly more. My old, far more expensive teleprompter, came with its own mounting platform attached and required a partial rebuild of my rig to use. The Smallrig just slides onto the front of the rails. The silicon sleeve is not even necessary. I have the 95mm thread adapter from the Smallrig mini matte box on the front of my lens and this teleprompter slides right up on it with zero light leakage.  

The front of the teleprompter lifts off easily to change filters. It looks like the new Smallrig matte box shares the teleprompter's base plate, so it should be possible to leave in place permanently and just swap between the matte box and teleprompter with a flip of a lever.

The iPad clamp is surprisingly sturdy and anyone concerned that it is plastic need not be. The fit and grip is very solid and an 11 iPad is not going anywhere.

This teleprompter really is extraordinarily good. I have a much more expensive teleprompter and was worried that this would be cheap junk. It absolutely is not. It blows away my other teleprompter in every way at a fraction of the price.

[1920 x 1080] Portable product and very easy setup . Quality material