Aragon TV Takes Outdoor PTZ to Remote Production with BirdDog
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The Outdoor PTZ Camera That Owns the Elements.
BirdDog O4 is the PTZ camera built to dominate the outdoors. Designed for stadiums, city infrastructure, outdoor events, and critical perimeter monitoring, O4 delivers professional-grade image quality, extreme environmental resilience, and next-gen AI tracking in one powerful system. From mountain tops to city streets, this is the camera that doesn’t just survive the elements, it owns them.
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O4 is built to thrive where other cameras fail. A rugged outdoor PTZ with IP66 weatherproofing, -40° to +60°C tolerance, 30x zoom, 500m IR night vision, and 4K60p video for reliable coverage.
$6,495.00
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- IP66: IP66-rated die-cast aluminum enclosure.
- Wide Temperature Range: Operates from -40°C to +60°C
- Integrated Heater: Prevents fog and internal conednsation
- Smudge-Resistant: Aircraft-grade lens coating.
XL Ultra. Built to Excel.
The cinematic PTZ camera built for broadcast, virtual production, and premium AV.
4/3″ sensor. 4K60. Dual cameras. No compromises.
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XL Ultra is built to excel. A cinematic PTZ camera with a 4/3″ CMOS sensor, 20x zoom, OLPF, and ND filters—offering exceptional depth, clarity, and low-light performance.
$6,995.00
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- Colossal Sensor: Combines a 4/3″ CMOS sensor with 20x optical zoom (40x in HD*) for stunning detail, depth of field, and low-light performance.
- Two Cameras: Adds a built-in 100° panoramic camera with a 1/1.8″ sensor. Both cameras capture 4K60 and can output simultaneously.
- Studio-Precision: XL Ultra is built for high-end studio and XR production, with an OLPF filter that helps reduce moiré on LED walls.
- Auto-Tracking: Advanced AI tracking delivers smooth, natural camera movement while giving you control over tracking speed, style, and sensitivity