[50 dB] Our church was using cheapo consumer camcorders, and the upgrade to these was mind-blowing. Not only did we get pan, tilt, zoom capability, but the picture quality is amazing. The sensor is quite a bit bigger than our old cameras which helps a lot. The online zoom calculator made it easy to figure out which specific model to get, and there are so many connectivity features here that we'll be set for years to come. for now we are just using HDMI out to a Blackmagic ATEM Mini Pro switcher and we have PoE for network and power. We bought two of these and that's all we really need, but now I'm itching to add one more.

[30x] We installed 4 of these at church along with an ATEM and controller. The picture quality, zoom capability, and auto tracking is fantastic. Zero complaints. Easy to install. Setting the static IP addresses for the controller was about the hardest part but there are online videos that cover that. All-in-all very pleased with these cameras.

[Yes] I purchased this camera to use for a class that I teach at my church. I love the auto track feature and the 30x zoom. The quality is very good and has upgraded my live stream program. Also, I want to say that the technical support that this company provides for ithis camera is second to none. They have been very helpful in helping me set up my camera. I liked the camera so much, I bought a second one.

[2160 TV Lines] AI Auto Tracking is outstanding! Almost looks like a human is controlling the camera! This PTZ is packed with features! Auto focus, 256 presets, manual exposure control, NDI capable, HDMI, SDI, RS232, Ethernet, USB-C to name a few! Tested indoor and outdoor with great results! Very happy with my purchase!

[PoE++ 802.3bt] Using this for zoom meetings with multiple employees. Using sdi and haven't had any issues. Image quality is good and the remote makes it simple for anyone to use.

[30x] I purchased four of these PTZOptics Move Cameras and they have all been great. I am using them with the PTZOptics controller PT-JOY-G4 and an ATEM Mini Switcher. The presets get you there fast and we are pretty happy with the set-up. Definitely recommended.

[30x] Great entry level PTZ cam with clear and pristine video and zoom capabilities.

[NTSC/PAL] 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.

[30x] Our church was in the process of updating our live stream cameras that have lasted for about 10 years. After doing some YouTube research, we found that PTZOptics was the correct option for us. The quality and ease of setup was incredible; highly recommend for small to medium size church.

[Yes] 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