Canon RC-IP100 remote camera controller Pan tilt and zoom effortlessly with this high-quality controller featuring a multi-function joystick and intuitive touchscreen for easy control of up to 100 cameras over IP.
Connect and control with precise simplicity Take control of your remote cameras with this robust and compact hardware controller designed to operate up to 100 PTZ units over IP connection Serial or both. A multi-function joystick along with an intuitive touch screen enables fast and precise adjustments in real time.
Control up to 100 cameras remotely A multi camera set-up over IP is easy with the RC-IP100 and offers control of up to 100 PTZ units with just one operator and LAN cable making remote production beautifully streamlined.
Manage and adjust with fingertip simplicity An intuitive 7-inch (17.78 cm) touch screen allows easy switching between cameras as well as quick management of focus settings white balance shutter speeds and much more.
Perfect precision with a multifunction joystick A multi-function joystick allows precise adjustment over camera movements and settings while a control grip on top of the stick allows zoom focus and iris control.
Pinpoint zooming for the perfect shot A professional zoom rocker enables smooth and precise wide-to-tele adjustments and lets you zoom with the same high degree of control as seen on pro camcorders.
Assign and refine with custom controls With two user assignable buttons as well as two dedicated function buttons and customisable control knob on the joystick the user can optimise their setup for a wide range of shooting scenarios.
Manage up to 100 stored positions Appoint up to 100 pre-set angles per camera using the 7” touchscreen and utilise the trace function to allow recording of up to ten different movements (pan tilt zoom) which can be reproduced at the touch of a button.
Flexible connectivity Equipped with Serial and LAN integration control over IP based PTZ cameras is made easier and more intuitive giving you greater freedom in controlling your setup.
