RGBlink RGB12X-NAI-OL

Vue 4K PTZ with 12x optical zoom increases HDMI/RTSP output resolution up to 4K@30Hz. It supports real-time AI tracking of faces, figures and zones, and now also offers output via USB 3.0 and NDI|HX3 to meet the growing demands for remote video conferencing and live streaming.

The vue 4K PTZ camera with 12× optical zoom shoots 4K at 30 frames per second and follows the presenter on its own using AI tracking. It outputs simultaneously over HDMI, 3G-SDI, USB 3.0 and the network – including NDI|HX3, and a single Ethernet cable with PoE+ is all it needs for power. It suits classrooms, meeting rooms, halls and live productions.

Professional PTZ camera in 4K

The Sony 1/2.8″ 8.42 MP sensor delivers 3840 × 2160 at 30 frames per second. The image processor with 2D and 3D noise reduction keeps the picture clean in dimmer light – the camera works from 0.5 lux – and the wide dynamic range copes with shots where a bright window meets a darker hall.

Lens with 12× optical zoom

Focal length 4.1–49.2 mm, aperture F1.8–F2.68 and horizontal field of view 70.4°–6.72° – from the whole room down to a close-up of a face. On top of the optical zoom the camera adds 16× digital zoom and focuses automatically, manually or at one press.

Three zoom ranges in one series

The vue 4K series comes with 12×, 20× and 30× lenses. The shorter zoom covers a meeting room or classroom, the longer one reaches across a whole hall. This camera has 12× optical zoom.

NDI|HX3 for network production

The NAI version sends video to the network as NDI|HX3, which brings higher picture quality and lower latency than the previous NDI|HX. Any NDI-capable switcher or software finds the camera, and the picture is also available over RTSP, RTMP, SRT and ONVIF.

Connections and power

The rear panel has HDMI, 3G-SDI (1080p60 up to 100 m), USB 3.0 with UVC and UAC for video conferencing, gigabit LAN with PoE+, a 3.5 mm line input, RS232 in and loop-through out, and RS485. Over the network the camera streams H.264 or H.265 via RTSP, RTMP and SRT. It is powered over PoE+ or from the supplied 12 V adapter and is controlled with VISCA, Pelco-D, Pelco-P and VISCA over IP.

For teaching, conferences and live production

The camera is designed for indoor use – classrooms and lecture halls, meeting rooms and conference halls, hospitals, courtrooms and control rooms. It mounts on a ceiling or wall via the 1/4″-20 UNC thread in its base; a mounting bracket is not included.

More information

The front panel features an OLED display that shows the current resolution and IP information for better camera management.

The NDI-enabled version features NDI|HX3, which delivers higher video quality and lower latency during network streaming - meeting the high-end performance requirements of professional users.

The vue 4K PTZ boasts a unique 360° visible TALLY indicator and identification plate (resistant to interference during device switching), and the vue's innovative RGBlink camera design with patented technology adapts seamlessly to any environment.

Key features:

• 4K image with 1/2.8" 8.42MP sensor, 3840 × 2160 resolution at 30 frames per second
• AI tracking with face/person recognition - ideal for classrooms and meetings
• 12x optical zoom lens
• RS485/RS232 control (RS232 supports device chaining)
• Advanced autofocus for fast, accurate and stable focusing
• Supports VISCA/PELCO-D/P protocols with automatic detection
• Low-noise CMOS sensor with 2D/3D noise reduction for high signal-to-noise ratio and clear images
• Silent gimbal with precision stepper motor for smooth and quiet operation
• HDMI/SDI/USB/LAN outputs (POE+ optional), SDI supports 1080P60 up to 100m
• Low power sleep mode - under 400 mW
• H.265/H.264 video and AAC/G.711A audio compression up to 4K@30fps
• Up to 255 presets (10 directly accessible via remote)
• AAC audio input (16-48 kHz) and G.711A support (8 kHz)
• Infrared remote control (interference-resistant, pass-through signal)
• Support for ONVIF/RTSP/RTMP, RTMP push and VISCA control
• Ideal for education, conferencing, healthcare, courtrooms and control systems