PTZ Camera Presets Overview video #videoproduction #livestreaming #proav

Dive into the world of professional video production with our latest tutorial on PTZ (Pan, Tilt, Zoom) Camera Preset Settings. In this video, we'll walk you through the essentials of setting up and using PTZ presets with PTZOptics cameras. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned pro, you'll learn how to effortlessly recall specific camera positions for a seamless production experience.

🔹 What You'll Discover:

The importance of PTZ presets in video production
Step-by-step guide on setting up presets using an IR remote control, web interface, and joystick controller
Tips for configuring your camera's exposure settings before setting presets
How to save and recall presets for dynamic video effects
Customizing movement speeds and exposure for each preset
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PTZ Camera Preset Settings Overview

A pan, tilt, zoom camera preset is a feature that is used to recall specific camera positions when you need them during a video production. PTZOptics cameras can store hundreds of PTZ preset positions which can be recalled with the push of a button on your IR remote control, from the Web interface, or a joystick controller.

PTZ Preset Settings

Each PTZ camera preset can save specific pan, tilt and zoom coordinates along with other useful information for movement speeds and exposure settings. When you are setting up a PTZ camera preset it’s important to think about how you want the camera to operate. For example, you could have one preset that moves slowly across a specific area OR you could have a preset that moves very quickly to a specific position as needed.

By default, PTZOptics cameras have a setting called “Motion Sync” which is a feature that synchronizes the pan, tilt and zoom movements of the camera to end at the same time. Motion Sync can be customized in the On Screen Display Menu (OSD) of the camera. You can turn Motion Sync ON and OFF, along with adjusting the speed at which the motion sync moves. It’s important to note that while Motion Sync is on, it may affect your PTZ speed settings in the camera. Most PTZ camera users enjoy motion sync, but some professional users turn motion sync off in order fine tune camera movements during high performance sessions.

Before you set up a preset!

Before you set up your PTZ presets, you should always set up your camera's exposure settings. This is because each PTZ preset that you set will also save the exposure settings. So if you set up your exposure settings after your PTZ presets, calling a PTZ preset will bring your exposure settings back to where you started.

Setup Your Camera Exposure Settings

You can setup your camera exposure settings using the OSD Menu or preferably through the web interface. The web-interface for your camera is accessible through any web-browser via the camera’s IP address or the local address ptzoptics.local/. When setting up your camera's exposure settings, you have a variety of settings to improve the quality of your video. If you are in a space with changing lighting, we recommend the automatic settings. If you are in a setting with controlled lighting, we recommend using the manual settings to dial in the best possible look and feel.

Setting up a PTZ Preset with the IR Remote

You can save PTZ presets using the IR remote control, the camera’s web-interface and through devices such as PTZ joystick controllers. Using the IR remote control you can click and hold any number on the keypad to save a PTZ preset. When you do this, the current pan, tilt and zoom locations are stored to that preset button. Storing presets with the IR remote will save the cameras current exposure settings along with the preset speeds set in the On Screen Display (OSD) menu. You can adjust the speed at which the camera moves between these preset by adjusting the pre-zoom and preset speed settings in the OSD menu. The OSD menu will show up on the video feed of the camera, and can be navigated with the IR remote control or the pan, tilt buttons in the web-UI.

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