4K
4K PTZ cameras
4K PTZ cameras: true 4K60 models with 20× and 30× zoom, 4K30 cameras with Sony sensors and mini 4K PTZ cameras, with NDI, SDI and AI tracking.
4K PTZ cameras capture four times the detail of Full HD, so you can crop and zoom in post, stream crisp 1080p from a 4K source, and future-proof your installation for 4K displays and platforms.
Choose 4K60 for fast motion and premium productions, such as the Veyra 30S Ultra-X and Veyra 20S Ultra-U, or 4K30 for presentations, worship and lecture capture, such as the Veyra 20S UHD-U and the UHD series. The Veyra Mini UHD-E puts 4K into a compact body for small rooms.
Recommended equipment
- Veyra 30S Ultra-X – 4K at 60fps PTZ Camera | 30x Optical Zoom and AI Tracking
- Veyra 20S Ultra-U – 4K at 60fps AI-Tracking PTZ Camera | NDI|HX3
- Veyra 20S UHD-U – 4K AI-Tracking PTZ Camera | 20x Optical Zoom
- Veyra 12N UHD-L – 4K Live Streaming PTZ Camera with AI Auto Tracking
- Veyra UHD-U Series – 4K AI-Tracking PTZ Cameras | USB 3.0, HDMI, IP and PoE
- Veyra Mini UHD-E Series – Mini 4K AI-Tracking PTZ Cameras
How to set it up
- Pick 4K60 for sports, concerts and broadcast; 4K30 for speech-based content.
- Choose zoom by throw distance: 12× for small rooms, 20× for halls, 30× for large venues.
- Carry full 4K over HDMI 2.0 or NDI|HX3, and 1080p60 over 3G-SDI for long cable runs.
Frequently asked questions
- Is 4K worth it for live streaming?
- Yes, even when streaming in 1080p. A 4K source gives sharper downscaled images, lets you crop without losing quality and keeps your system ready for 4K streaming and displays.
- What is the difference between 4K60 and 4K30?
- 4K60 records 60 frames per second for smooth motion in sports, music and fast action. 4K30 is ideal for presentations, worship and lectures where movement is slower.