Frame Shot Pro in a slim full-black enclosure for building into desks and Mega Panel consoles. It offers 19 customisable 4-way buttons with OLED screens, 12 of them in colour, Blue Pill Inside and Power over Ethernet.
Frame Shot Pro in a slim full-black enclosure for building into desks and Mega Panel consoles. It offers 19 customisable 4-way buttons with OLED screens, 12 of them in colour, Blue Pill Inside and Power over Ethernet.
SKAARHOJ Frame Shot Pro in the slim full-black enclosure stores and recalls PTZ camera presets and macros with a single press and is designed to be built into larger consoles. The colour OLED screens next to the buttons can show a frame grabbed when the preset was stored, so the operator recognises a shot by its picture rather than a label. With the Blue Pill built in, the panel works on its own or as an extension of other SKAARHOJ controllers.
19 four-way buttons with OLED screens for presets, macros and salvos in live production, broadcast and AV installations.

When a preset is stored, the panel grabs a frame from the camera and shows it on the colour screen. Instead of text labels you see exactly where the camera is pointing.
Each button is configured individually in the Blue Pill web interface: switch cameras, trigger a macro or control another device in your setup.
The slim full-black enclosure is designed for integration into larger Mega Panel consoles and for building into a desk surface, so the panel lines up tightly with other modules.
Clear visual feedback shows which preset or macro is active. The operator does not have to search through lists and always reaches for the right shot, even under pressure.
Quick access to commonly used macros and salvos in broadcast control.
Power and data over PoE (IEEE 802.3af/at), with a 12 V DC input as an alternative.
Works together with other SKAARHOJ panels and devices on the same network.
Robust design for demanding professional use, designed and made in Denmark.
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