Tail 2

Don't reinvent the wheel. Do what every other live show does. Do a live switch and record iso to clean up as needed. You basically do the entire show in real time to have little or no post. The other side of that is it takes a larger crew. Camera ops, audio person, floor director, etc. Do you have r

Adding on to the existing answers here, some options you migt want to consider: First, have a look for the Obsbot Tail 2 camera system. It's a PTZ camera and gets most of its praises for the autotracking feature (which I don't think is suitable for 11v11 soccer) but you can either work with the pres

Having a look at the OBSBOT Tail 2, it seems viable. I’ll probably avoid GoPros. My original plan was to have one central camera that follows the game, with me doing commentary. But if needed, I could run one central camera plus one on the left and one on the right, and use something like a Stream D

I can recommend Obsbot Tail 2. autotracking works fine and it’s quite cheap. Works with Controllers supporting VISCA IP like AVMATRIX or if youre into it you can customize on by your self. They also have a good own software

I have a pair of the OBSBOT Tail 2's that I like. 4k60, 1080p120, PTZR, battery, micro SD, PoE, NDI, SDI, HDMI, USBC, control via: phone app, windows app, visca, http web GUI, OSC, physical remote. Magnetic base. Decent and versatile AI tracking. 16:9 or 9:16 aspect ratio. 12x hybrid zoom. $1300 eac

I have an OBSBOT Tail 2 and it works really well for tracking when I'm up and walking around from my desk (for doing cooking streams, or room-scale VR). Sitting down, it's MASSIVE overkill. Better to just train yourself to maintain good framing. Especially if you have a physical background... it's f

vMix, Avantis controller and Obsbot Tail 2s. I use the tail 2 for my son's soccer games and it is fanatic. I am a seasoned engineer and although I don't think I would yet use them for live broadcast I def love them for soccer.