The AW-UB10 is a compact "box" style camera that fuses LUMIX imaging technology with the versatility of professional production. Equipped with a 10.3 Megapixel Micro Four Thirds MOS Sensor and the V-Log L logarithmic curve, it offers an impressive 13-stop dynamic range, ensuring cinematic 4K quality with excellent color reproduction.
It uses the MFT mount for a wide selection of optics and allows for **total IP integration** in *broadcast* and *streaming* workflows. It supports key standards such as NDI®|HX2, RTMPS, and SRT.
Its design simplifies installations thanks to PoE+ (power, video, and control via a single LAN cable). It features 3G-SDI and HDMI outputs, synchronization control (GENLOCK/TC), and a real-time autofocus system for critical precision. It is the ideal solution for multi-camera setups and demanding production environments.
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Panasonic AW-UB10 4K Multipurpose Box Camera
PAN-AW-UB10E
The AW-UB10 is a compact "box" style camera that fuses LUMIX imaging technology with the versatility of professional production. Equipped with a 10.3 Megapixel Micro Four Thirds MOS Sensor and the V-Log L logarithmic curve, it offers an impressive 13-stop dynamic range, ensuring cinematic 4K quality with excellent color reproduction.
It uses the MFT mount for a wide selection of optics and allows for **total IP integration** in *broadcast* and *streaming* workflows. It supports key standards such as NDI®|HX2, RTMPS, and SRT.
Its design simplifies installations thanks to PoE+ (power, video, and control via a single LAN cable). It features 3G-SDI and HDMI outputs, synchronization control (GENLOCK/TC), and a real-time autofocus system for critical precision. It is the ideal solution for multi-camera setups and demanding production environments.
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€2,099.00
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2.539,79 €
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4K multipurpose box camera for cutting-edge productions
The Panasonic AW-UB10 redefines flexibility and image quality in professional audiovisual production. Conceived as an exceptionally compact "box" style camera, it integrates the advanced technology of LUMIX interchangeable lens digital cameras, adapting it to the rigorous workflows of broadcast, live streaming, and cinematic productions.
Cinematic Quality in a Modular Format
At the heart of the AW-UB10 lies a sensitive 10.3 Megapixel Micro Four Thirds MOS Sensor. This sensor not only captures detailed and vibrant 4K images but also offers a wide dynamic range of 13 stops with the V-Log L logarithmic curve, providing superior exposure latitude and excellent color reproduction, even in variable lighting conditions. Its ability to use the Micro Four Thirds (MFT) mount allows professionals to choose from a vast and versatile catalog of optics, thus achieving an adjustable depth of field and a more cinematic look.
Unprecedented Integration and Connectivity
The true power of the AW-UB10 lies in its modular design and its complete orientation towards the IP environment. The camera is designed for perfect integration with Panasonic's PTZ (Pan/Tilt/Zoom) and studio camera systems, thanks to its Unified IP Control Protocol. This allows complex multi-camera setups to be managed from a single Remote Operation Panel (ROP) or through the Media Production Suite platform.
Furthermore, connectivity is radically simplified thanks to compatibility with PoE+ (Power over Ethernet Plus) via its LAN terminal. This means that power, control, and video transmission can be accomplished using a single LAN cable, minimizing cabling and simplifying installations in complex locations.
The camera is prepared for the future of streaming and broadcasting by being compatible with multiple IP transmission standards, including NDI®|HX2, RTMPS, and SRT, ensuring efficient, low-latency workflows. Its real-time autofocus mechanism with facial, eye, and body recognition ensures critical precision in capturing moving subjects.
Technical Specifications of the Panasonic AW-UB10
- Image Sensor: 4/3" MOS (Micro Four Thirds)
- Effective Pixels: Approx. 10.3 Megapixels
- Lens Mount: Micro Four Thirds (MFT) Mount
- Dynamic Range: 13 stops (with V-Log L)
- Internal Recording:
- Support for 4K DCI (4096x2160) and UHD (3840x2160) up to 59.94p
- MOV (H.265/HEVC, H.264/MPEG-4 AVC) and MP4 Formats
- Storage: Dual slot for SD/SDHC/SDXC (UHS-II) cards with sequential or backup recording options.
- Video Outputs:
- 1x BNC (3G-SDI)
- 1x HDMI Type A
- Connectivity and Control:
- 1x LAN (RJ45) compatible with PoE+ (Power, Video, and Control via a single cable)
- Unified IP control protocol (compatible with Panasonic PTZ systems)
- Support for NDI®|HX2, RTMPS, and SRT.
- Synchronization:
- 1x BNC GENLOCK IN
- 1x BNC TC IN/OUT (Timecode)
- Audio:
- Mic/Line Input (3.5 mm TRS)
- Headphone Output (3.5 mm TRS)
- Compatibility with XLR Microphone Adapters (optional)
- Other Interfaces: 1x USB Type-C
- Dimensions (Body Only, Approx.): 93.0 mm (W) x 93.0 mm (H) x 78.0 mm (D)
- Weight (Body Only, Approx.): 545 g (1.20 lb)
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1.- What is the main advantage of the Micro Four Thirds (MFT) sensor?
The key advantage is the optical versatility and compact size of the system. The MFT mount offers a very wide catalog of lenses and a short flange distance, allowing for very small camera bodies (box style) without sacrificing 4K image quality.
2.- What does having a 13-stop Dynamic Range with V-Log L mean?
It means the camera can capture a very wide difference (13 stops) between the brightest highlights and the darkest shadows, minimizing detail loss. The V-Log L profile compresses this information, facilitating professional colour grading in post-production for a cinematic look.
3.- Why is PoE+ connectivity used and what is its benefit in production?
PoE+ (Power over Ethernet Plus) allows power, video, and control to be transmitted via a single LAN cable. The main benefit is the radical simplification of cabling in multi-camera environments, reducing setup time and potential points of failure.
4.- How does the camera ensure integration into modern IP workflows?
The camera ensures integration by being compatible with multiple transmission protocols. It supports NDI®|HX2 (low latency), RTMPS (direct connection to streaming platforms), and SRT (secure and reliable transmission over the internet).
5.- What are the implications of the "Unified IP Control Protocol"?
It implies that the AW-UB10 can be controlled and managed jointly with Panasonic's PTZ (Pan/Tilt/Zoom) cameras and other compatible devices. This allows the operator to control complex multi-camera systems from a single interface (ROP or Media Production Suite).
6.- What types of professional video outputs does it offer and why are they important?
It offers 3G-SDI and HDMI (Type A). The 3G-SDI output is crucial in broadcast environments as it uses coaxial cable for more reliable, uncompressed, long-distance transmissions, while HDMI is ideal for local production monitors.
7.- What are the GENLOCK and TC (Timecode) inputs used for?
They are essential for synchronization in multi-camera productions. GENLOCK ensures that the AW-UB10's video pulse is perfectly synchronized with a switcher. TC (Timecode) ensures that all recordings have the exact same time code for coordinated editing.
8.- What does real-time autofocus with facial/eye recognition mean?
It indicates that the AF system uses advanced algorithms to detect and track human subjects with high precision, even if they move. This is fundamental for live shots and productions where remote operation requires consistent and reliable focus.
9.- What is the advantage of having dual SD slots (sequential/backup)?
The dual slot offers security and continuity. Sequential (relay) recording allows for uninterrupted recording when one card fills up. Backup recording records simultaneously to both cards, creating an immediate copy to protect critical data.
10.- Why is its "box" design preferred in certain productions?
The "box" design is preferred for its minimalist size and modularity. It facilitates discreet installation in confined spaces, on ceilings, on gimbals or drones, and on custom platforms, allowing only the lens to be visible, unlike bulkier PTZ cameras.
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