Tail 2

I just tested the OBSBOT Tail 2 and found it very impressive. It doesn’t zoom a lot though, so keep in mind where you can put it for correct framing. You still need a controller if you wanna position them on the fly (you do). The canon’s are going to look better and move better, but I really don’t l

I own the Canon CRN500 and CRN300 cameras. Many of them these days have active tracking that can follow speakers pacing on a stage. I also own Canon C70 and others that are usually operated by a freelancer I bring on for the day. But I’ve worked with pretty much anything and everything. If you want

Looking good! I have recently invested in an obsbot tail 2 to help with solo content creation. Its not the easiest to get set up but once it works its so valuable. I do have an issue with the desktop software regarding the portrait and landscape switching. It seems like it doesn't work on desktop. W

Do you really want it to run in OBS as you say a new computer? I'd go to a hardware switcher for that budget. Constellation 1m/e (hd or 4k) with some sdi cameras would be my go to. If you're going to set and forget the cameras you could go with micro studio G2 cams or if you have some people on ther

Not sure why you think PTZ is a non-starter. For a new church in a rented space, I would optimize for convenience and simplicity. Get an OBSBot Tail 2 (not Tail Air). Mount to tripod, give it audio from the sound board. Done. (It can be battery powered, and stream directly to YouTube).