Pelican Case for 3 Panasonic AW-UE4 PTZ Camerasdesigned the high-grade laser-cut foam for this Pelican Case for 3 Panasonic AW-UE4 PTZ Camerasto hold three Panasonic AW-UE4 PTZ cameras. Dedicated slots also fit the mounting plates for each camera, as well as cables and charger cords. The case supports all versions of the cameras: AW-UE4, AW-UE4K, AW-UE4KG, and AW-UE4WG.

High-Grade Laser-Cut Custom Foam    Pelican 1510 Wheeled Case    Holds 3 Cameras, Mount Plates & Cables    Retractable Handle & Side Handle    Ultra High-Impact Copolymer Construction    Watertight, Airtight, Dustproof    Built-In Purge Valve    Double-Throw Latches

Pelican 1510 case

Built-in wheels, retractable top handle, and side handle

Watertight, airtight, and dustproof

Ultra high-impact copolymer construction

Built-in purge valve

Double-throw latches

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does the camera come with a mount? Can I hang it upside down, under a proscenium?

A: It comes with a mounting bracket and the camera may be mounted upside down.

Q: 2. We are looking to purchase a cinematic PTZ camera for continuous outdoor use - is there a waterproofing solution for this device?

A: The Panasonic Dotworkz Cool Dome PTZ Housing or the Panasonic Dotworkz Heater Blower PTZ Housing is an enclosure solution for the Panasonic AW-UE150K UHD 4K 20x PTZ Camera (Black).

Q: 3. At what distance or zoom level can this software track smoothly? If the camera is about 70 feet from a speaker on stage will it be able to follow the speaker smoothly at those zoom levels?

A: Panasonic does not list a specific zoom distance, however in this case the important information is how much real estate does the face take up on the screen. From the photo on our website and additional photos on Panasonic's website the face does not have to take up that much of the screen, which would indicate you can have a camera pretty far back and still work. https://bit.ly/2MjD2Ch

Q: 4. Does anyone know of a good resource for modifying the default settings to get the best image quality from this camera?

A: Once the camera is hooked up to your system, you can access the camera's settings to the ones you choose.

Q: 5. Ned to know the focal length, it says "Focal Length 8.8 to 176mm" and also says "35mm Equivalent Focal Length 24.5 to 490mm" so if I need to consider the true focal length for this cam which one should I go with?

A: The physical focal length of the lens is 8.8 to 176mm. However this camera has a 1" sensor which gives the lens an equivalent focal length of 24.5 to 490mm, which would tend to be the measurement people go by.

Q: 6. Is there a mounting mechanism on the bottom to mount to a 1/4 or 3/8 tripod mount?

A: From the person who is using this:Yes, there is a tripod mount screw on the bottom, not sure about the size

Q: 7. IS this PAL or NTSC, or does it matter?

A: This can actually do both and PAL only matters if you live in a country that only uses PAL as a broadcast system and you are using this to broadcast directly to TV.

Q: 8. Is the base of the camera fitted for attaching directly to a standard 1/4" tripod?

A: Yes, you can also buy support brackets or tripod to mount Slik U9000 Tripod with 3-Way, Pan-and-Tilt Head https://bhpho.to/2WynUJX Wall Mount bracket https://bhpho.to/2YiCfLD

Q: 9. I currently have 3 AW-HE60HN models. How will this model compare and can I control it with the AW-RP50 Remote Camera Controller and the AW-RM50 Wireless Remote Control?

A: The AW-HE40HK is clearly superior for it has a much larger sensor, a 1/2.3 vs. 1/3 for increased image quality. You also get a much longer 30x optical zoom vs. a 18x. You can control it with the two controls you mention. You also have the great flexibility of controlling it from a remote location via a Web browser via its IP address.

Q: 10. Has anyone used this camera connected to a Tricaster Mini? Can the Pan Tilt and Zoom be controlled by the IP connector? Thank you!

A: Yes, you can do so with an Tricaster Mini. Access up to 4 live Pan-Tilt-Zoom (PTZ) robotic cameras via standard serial and network protocols, with native preset system and user interface control over camera orientation, zoom, focus and iris.