[0.05 Lux] The clarity and Tech built in on this camera is next level. Everyone that has seen it has gone WOW! I like how it Auto Frames the entire room of people by itself and requires no help from me.

[NTSC/PAL] Junior

[NTSC/PAL] An incredible HD Quality Camera and the NDI feature works great in our network.

[50 dB] I did a comprehensive review on YouTube going through the UI, Testing NDI latency, low light etc.

I've use this with Sony PXW-Z90v cameras (also a 1 sensor)

Pros:
4k
NDI requires just ONE cable!
Image Quality is better than the Sony PXW-Z90v (in low light)
Works with eCamm Live (Mac) via NDI (plug and play)
only 3 frame latency with NDI
Fine motor movements
Works with Mac Safari Browser
Has XLR Inputs

Cons:
I wish these devices had a camcorder battery (I could rig this to be totally wireless)
Does not have full NDI, so it isn't compatible with the Birddog Flex
Initial setup is confusing
Does not come with a lens cap (be careful when transporting) - two can fit in a Pelican 1637 case.

If you want to use NDI with the ATEM or any other HDMI based switcher, you should get the Magewell Pro Convert NDI to HDMI adaptor here at BH Photo.

My use case:
I put this in the center of a dining area for a fundraiser that provided almost 360 degrees of coverage without obstructing the views for the audience. I paired this with a Skaarhoj PTZ Pro controller.

Tip:
When you first plug it in via HDMI, you will need to set a username and password via the web browser before you can use the camera. You'll have to find the IP address!

I hope I can share the link to my overview video since it will give you a better perspective on all of the above! https://youtu.be/JTtYskJSrp4

[PoE 802.3af] We are thrilled with our purchase of the NewTek NDIHX-PTZ1 NDI PTZ Camera from B&H! B&H was wonderful to deal with - knowledgeable and helpful! The camera is easy to set up and use. Quality is exceptional!

[NTSC/PAL] so far so good. image is crisp. works great in low light. auto focus is sometime slow.

[50 dB] This was purchased for a church to stream services. We wanted 3 angles and so this was perfect. We added in an ATEM switcher and off we went. These cameras are easily set up with SDI cables and simple ethernet cables. Word of advice, the controller MUST be a similar IP as the cameras to work. By default it is nowhere near the cameras IP range. The cameras perform well in our lighting which I expect with the lens quality on these. I do get flares from bright lights which might can be fixed in the settings. Our total cost came out to slightly over $5000 for everything. You don't need a computer if you get a high end ATEM switcher, only a good monitor or TV which we had laying around.

[PoE 802.3af] We first purchased a datavideo box camera for the back of our sanctuary. That turned out to be a mistake and didn't look nearly as good as our other Cannon and Sony cameras. So, we decided to narrow our search to the two brands we were already working with. We wanted a reliable fallback shot of the center of the front of the room that would always be dependable. We also wanted a non-obtrusive, small, mountable format that could sit above the back doors, yet still capture a tight shot all the way in the front. This was the camera that finally delivered. Plenty of optical zoom to get just the shot we want, flexibility with the remote control features and scene recall, not bulky or distracting as people exit. The camera's horizontal viewing angle looks natural compared to our other PTZs and camcorders. (whereas the Srg-XP1 leans more toward fisheye) All around, very good. The only wish that wasn't fulfilled was SDI video out for our switcher. I chose to convert the HDMI to SDI because of the length of run, so we made it work. Love this camera!

[NTSC/PAL] This is a very good camera, the preset set up is very easy to do. If you are going to hook this up to a computer, you were going to need some type of capture card and also a audio input source as well.

[PoE 802.3af] I was worried that it would be difficult to configure, but one single ethernet cable connected to a POE injector and they have power and provide a pristine image to Vimeo's Livestream Studio. It took seconds to go from no signal to live streaming. And learning to set presents and recall presents is as easy as 1, 2, 3. Literally. Push preset, Push a number, and then Push enter. These are well worth the investment.