TV Pro Gear includes JVC PTZ cameras in its new 4K flypacks

The solutions of JVC They are the axis of the latest flypacks of TV Pro Gear, which allow the clients of the audiovisual integration and video production services company to tackle all their projects.

Among the services and solutions offered TV Pro Gear and that they have JVC equipment are the Flypacks Genesis I y Genesis II, which include cameras PTZ Connected Cam KY-PZ100 o KY-PZ400, respectively. Andrew Maisner, president and CEO of the company, explains why he has opted for JVC for these flypacks: "We've done some really detailed side-by-side testing with cameras from other manufacturers, and JVC is clearly superior at its price point. They perform better in low light, are quieter, have a wider gamma, and have an incredible 30x zoom lens. The new KY-PZ400 4K camera simply takes things to the next level, which is why we've added it to the Genesis II package."

Los Flypacks Genesis de TV Pro Gear, which present the option of integrating up to eight JVC PTZ cameras, are designed for recording and streaming a wide variety of applications. Frequently, these solutions are used to provide coverage for sports, concerts, worship services, government and legislative hearings, boardroom meetings, conferences and training videos. Recent projects using JVC PTZs on TV Pro Gear Genesis Flypacks include the Hacienda La Puente Unified School District in California and the Laredo Independent School District in Texas.

On the other hand, TV Pro Gear also works with a variety of California municipalities, such as those in Santa Ana, Stockton, Santa Clarita and Ridgecrest, providing support and production services: "We have a contract with the city of Santa Ana to do a video shoot almost monthly. We produce various content, such as public service announcements and 5K races, in which we rely on the video camera JVC GY-HC500 Connected Cam. My staff really likes using the camera. The image quality is great, it has a great sensor and it is easy to use,” adds Maisner, thus highlighting his preference for JVC PTZs.