PTZ Optics: A Joystick Offering True Versatility

by | Gear, News, Production, Streaming, Video

Designed for serial control or operation along a network, the PTZOptics PT-JOY-G4 joystick can integrate easily into any production configuration. Additionally, operators can enjoy compatibility with most PTZ cameras operating serial or IP protocols, including Sony. 

Efficiently setting up cameras, programming presets and fine tuning settings is now a breeze with the new Web User Interface—reducing setup time by up to 80 percent! Import/export your joystick’s settings to make location management and standardization seamless, while easily integrating the PT-JOY-G4 into your existing production systems and infrastructure.

With an expanded LCD screen and knobs for fine tuning, a single camera operator can easily:

  • Operate cameras in basic, matrix and normal modes
  • Access cameras and quickly recall preset locations
  • Control white balance, red and blue gain, shutter speed and more!
  • Use web-based and smartphone app control for added flexibility

The PT-JOY-G4 is available and shipping! Get in touch with your local reseller now.

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