The AK-UB300 provides the precise camerawork and high image
quality that you need for sports, remote studios, weather
information, live concerts and other applications. It can achieve
4K image quality even when shooting low-budget content in a
small-scale studio and it is also an excellent choice for aerial
shooting.

Even in HD, the AK-UB300 is an excellent replacement for
existing box cameras, offering a smooth migration to 4K and
IP-based systems. A multitude of functions allows versatility in
any application.

High Sensitivity (F11/2000lx) and Low Noise (S/N 60dB): To
maximize ease-of-use and handle a wide range of needs, the AK-UB300
has a high sensitivity mode that compares to
or even exceeds any previous HD box camera in terms of sensitivity
and S/N ratio.

B4 lens mount: applying built-in conversion lens, any existing
2/3-type lens can be used. A 4K large-format sensor is used to
achieve excellent image quality, by making maximum use of incident
light.

Simultaneous UHD (4x 3G-SDI) and HD (1x 3G-SDI and 1x HD-SDI)
outputs: the Quad-SDI output board is included as standard, and in
the future, it could be swapped with other optional 4K outputs,
such as optical fiber.

HD cropping function, to get a cropped HD image from the 4K
picture, with 4 times more zoom.
The HD cropped area can be controlled by Panasonic remote
controllers, like AW-RP50 or AW-RP150.

Supporting IP streaming and IP control: Streaming video output
is available in up to four simultaneous H.264 streams, at a wide
range of data rates. Control via LAN simplifies the installation
and makes the camera compatible with a variety of remote
controllers.

Compatible with pan/tilt systems: thanks to its compact body,
light weight and LAN control, it can be mounted on a pantilt
configuration, from both Panasonic (AW-PH405 or AW-PH400) and 3rd
party systems (Vinten-Radamec, Telemetrics, AR+).

ND filters: thanks to a 4-position ND filter wheel (ND1/4,
ND1/16, ND1/64), camera can be used in very bright conditions.

Intelligent function: it will automatically correct the image
level and color temperature in accordance with the change at the
outdoor where the camera is used.