Panasonic’s AW-UB10 and AW-UB50 Box Cameras

Panasonic has expanded its lineup of professional cameras with the launch of two innovative models: the AW-UB10 and AW-UB50. These 4K multi-purpose box cameras combine exceptional image quality with a compact design, making them ideal for use with drones, gimbals, live streaming, vlogging, broadcasting, and film production. Let’s explore how these cameras redefine professional video production.

Key Features of the Panasonic AW-UB10

Designed with versatility in mind, the AW-UB10 offers:

  • 4/3-inch MOS sensor with 10.3 megapixels for sharp, detailed images.
  • Dual Native ISO for excellent low-light performance.
  • V-Log dynamic range up to 13 stops.
  • Support for multiple IP transmission standards, including NDI® HX2, RTMPS, and SRT (planned).
  • 3G-SDI, HDMI, SD card recording, and PoE+ compatibility.
  • Seamless integration with Panasonic PTZ camera systems.

Availability: January 2025 

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Key Features of the Panasonic AW-UB50

The AW-UB50 takes performance to the next level with:

  • Full-frame MOS sensor with 24.2 megapixels for unparalleled image quality.
  • V-Log dynamic range up to 14+ stops.
  • Support for IP transmission standards such as NDI® HX2, RTMPS, and SRT (planned).
  • Dual Native ISO for natural, low-noise imagery in low-light conditions.
  • Real-time Recognition Auto-Focus for precise subject tracking.

Availability: March 2025 

Why Choose Panasonic AW-UB10 and AW-UB50?

  • World-class image quality: Thanks to large MOS sensors and Dual Native ISO.
  • Compact and lightweight design: Perfect for mobile applications like drones.
  • Advanced technology: Real-time autofocus, V-Log dynamic range, and PoE+.
  • Flexible connectivity: Suitable for both traditional and IP-based production workflows.

Versatility for Professional Applications

With a wide range of I/O interfaces, including 3G-SDI OUT, TC IN/OUT, GENLOCK IN, HDMI, LAN, and USB Type-C, the AW-UB10 and AW-UB50 provide flexibility for various environments. Whether for live productions, streaming, or traditional setups with tripods and gimbals, these cameras meet the demands of professional videographers.

Unmatched Versatility and Adaptability

The AW-UB50 and AW-UB10 cameras are designed to streamline workflows in professional broadcasting environments. Perfectly suited for filming, recording, and video distribution at large-scale live events, these box-style 4K multi-purpose cameras offer unparalleled image capture versatility. Their intuitive operation makes them ideal for creative video production in diverse scenarios.

With installation flexibility at the forefront of their design, both models feature a compact form factor, with dimensions under 10 cm in height, width, and depth. This allows for seamless installation in tight spaces. Additionally, they are compatible with gimbals for handheld shooting, providing operators with enhanced adaptability in dynamic environments.

The AW-UB50 and AW-UB10 cameras are equipped with multiple input/output interfaces, including 3G-SDI OUT, HDMI Type A, LAN terminal, TC IN/OUT, GENLOCK IN, and USB Type-C. The LAN terminal supports Power over Ethernet (PoE), enabling video transmission, control, and power through a single cable, which significantly simplifies setup and reduces cable clutter.

Simplified Operation in Remote Camera Systems

When integrated into remote camera systems within the same network, the AW-UB50 and AW-UB10 offer full compatibility with Panasonic’s AK-HRP1010 remote operation panel. Future updates will enable support for the AW-RP150GJ remote camera controller and Panasonic live switchers. These cameras also support tally control and can seamlessly match colors with remote cameras using a color profile compatible with Panasonic’s AW-UE160 4K integrated camera.

Built with a future-ready design, the AW-UB50 and AW-UB10 cameras are prepared to support advanced IP-based transmission standards, such as NDI® HX2. This makes them suitable for modern production methods, including video streaming and the development of IP-centric video production systems.