After setting up your Canon PTZ cameras, the seemingly obvious next step is to learn how to operate them. Canon PTZ cameras can be incredibly versatile for your church, serving in multiple ways to give you solutions to your current needs. Explore the features of different PTZ camera controllers, including the RC-IP100 and RC-IP1000. PTZ cameras can improve the quality of your services and livestreams, and controlling them correctly is what will ultimately enable you to do so.

Customize your controllers for your specific needs. This includes assigning functions to user-defined buttons and using the touchscreens to their fullest extent.

Rusty Anderson and Matthew Irving have years of experience with cameras, and their knowledge comes out in this course with their tips on how to use PTZ cameras. For example, resting your hand on the controller itself and using fine motor functions rather than large functions enables precise control. Manage several cameras easily for full coverage, and intuitively make live on-air moves for a better service.

It’s all about practice. Training is the key to a successful service, and getting your hands on the controller you have for your PTZ cameras is ultimately what will contribute most to your success. Explore and play around with the various functions of the Canon PTZ controllers and employ their features for your advantage.

The RC-IP100 and RC-IP1000 are Canon’s two offerings for PTZ controllers. Rusty and Matthew dive into their various functions and the differences between the two. Both of these controllers have ergonomic features and functions that allow for easier, smoother, control in your services.