Description
The SRG-XB25 high-zoom BOX camera draws on decades of Sony's professional imaging know-how to suit a wide range of content creation applications. It's ideal for capturing and streaming impressive 4K pictures in environments including seminar rooms, lecture theaters, virtual production studios, government/parliament buildings and houses of worship. The cost-effective SRG-XB25 is particularly appealing for multi-camera shooting setups, where high-quality images are required without the need for a team of dedicated camera operators. The integrated lens with powerful 25x optical zoom captures frame-filling close-ups of speakers and presenters, even when the camera's installed at the back or larger auditoriums and public venues. The SRG-XB25 fits seamlessly into all-IP production environments, with a single Ethernet cable carrying power, streaming video and camera control signals.
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Robust, stylish and compact
Compact and lightweight SRG-XB25 can be readily integrated into any environment. Rear panel guards assure extra robustness, and the large, easy-to-read tally lamp is useful in multiple-camera setups. -
Powerful 25x optical zoom
The integrated autofocus lens with 25x optical zoom plus additional digital zoom assures ultra-clear, powerful close-ups of presenters or audience members. -
Easy IP connectivity, single-cable installation
Camera control, PoE and streaming video output are carried over a single Ethernet cable, reducing installation costs and simplifying integration in space-restricted or hard-to-reach locations. -
High-quality 4K 60p images
The camera's 1/2.5-type Exmor R CMOS sensor captures smooth, crisply detailed 4K 60p video with excellent low-light sensitivity. -
Broadcast-style tally light
The camera-mounted tally light gives visual confirmation to the lecturer or presenter when the camera is active. The horizontal-bar-style light is easily visible to both performer/presenter and director. -
Audio input
Connect an external microphone or line-level source to capture clear pictures with sound in lecture theaters and meeting rooms or on reality TV shows.
