RCPv2 with Roller Wheel is a universal camera shading panel with a smooth iris wheel, a separate master black encoder and 8 encoders with LED rings. Blue Pill Inside, PoE power and the proven rack-ready RCP form factor.
RCPv2 with Roller Wheel is a universal camera shading panel with a smooth iris wheel, a separate master black encoder and 8 encoders with LED rings. Blue Pill Inside, PoE power and the proven rack-ready RCP form factor.
SKAARHOJ RCPv2 w/Roller Wheel and Blue Pill Inside is a proven control panel for precise shading and matching of multiple cameras in live production and broadcast. Iris is driven by a free-spinning, friction-balanced roller wheel, while master black has its own encoder. The Blue Pill platform lets it control cameras from Sony, Panasonic, Canon, ARRI, RED, Dream Chip and many more.
A universal RCP with 8 encoders and OLED displays for camera shading in control rooms, OB vans and studios.

The free-spinning, friction-balanced wheel handles both quick and fine iris changes after switching cameras. Master black has its own encoder, so you set both values independently.
8 encoders with LED rings and a large OLED display segmented for each encoder show exactly what you are adjusting. Four-way buttons with displays give fast navigation through camera menus.
The elastomer joystick pad can be assigned to PTZ, zoom or focus control. A GPIO port on a DB-9 connector makes drop-in integration into an existing control room easy.
RCPv2 is one of the most proven SKAARHOJ controllers. It fits standard RCP rack positions in OB vans and control rooms, and with Blue Pill it handles mixed camera setups from different brands.
Sony, Panasonic, Canon, ARRI, RED, Dream Chip and more through the Blue Pill platform.
Customise every button and encoder in the web interface to fit your workflow.
Gigabit Ethernet with PoE (IEEE 802.3af/at), or a 12 V DC input as an alternative.
Robust construction for professional use, designed and made in Denmark.
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