Byfleet, United Kingdom – 3 September 2026 – Camera Corps, a world leader in specialty camera systems and a Videndum brand, is announcing the launch of the Q4K compact UHD camera at IBC this year. Showcasing on the Videndum stand in Hall 13 (13.A05) at the RAI Amsterdam, the exhibition will also feature their industry-leading aquatic underwater camera system and ultra-sturdy nodal robotic heads, demonstrating a continued commitment to pushing the boundaries of remote live broadcast capture.
Introducing the Q4K: Redefining Compact Specialty Broadcasting
Taking centre stage at IBC 2026 will be the all-new Q4K camera. Having already proved itself at some of this year’s most prestigious sporting events, the Q4K is an ultra-compact, high-performance UHD broadcast PTZ camera engineered to capture the action where traditional cameras simply cannot fit.
Explicitly designed for high-end remote broadcasting, the Q4K is trusted across a diverse range of markets, delivering specialist and immersive camera shots for live sports, premium entertainment, and reality television. Its remarkably small footprint makes it the ultimate solution for these demanding environments, easily integrating into discreet commentary booth setups, dynamic robotic heads, and complex point-of-view applications. Whether rigged in stadium rafters or positioned for wide-angle commentary coverage, the Q4K delivers uncompromising broadcast-grade imaging without intruding on the talent or the event itself.
At the heart of the standard Q4K is a high sensitivity 1/1.8” 8.4 Megapixel Sony sensor
capable of capturing true UHD resolution at up to 60 fps. It provides exceptional low-light performance and native support for High Dynamic Range (HLG Rec.2100) to ensure seamless integration into premium modern workflows.
What truly sets the Q4K apart from other compact cameras is its unparalleled focus on multi-camera workflow integration and bespoke audio and video routing. It supports advanced multi-matrix colour primary adjustments to ensure perfect matching with main broadcast cameras.
Furthermore, the Enhanced CCU version transforms the Q4K into a complete remote broadcast node. It features remote-controllable ultra-low noise microphone amplifiers and a 24-bit stereo audio 12G-SDI embedder, delivering pristine audio directly alongside the video. With future-proof transport options including an optional SMPTE ST 2110 module, the Q4K significantly reduces the outboard gear required for remote IP deployments.
Specialist Coverage: Aquatics and Nodal Robotics
In addition to the Q4K, visitors to the Videndum stand will be able to explore Camera Corps’ renowned range of specialty tracking and positioning equipment.
- 4K Aquatics Turn Camera: Camera Corps will showcase its world-leading underwater pan and tilt head. Trusted as the gold standard for international swimming and diving events, these robust, 4K-capable systems deliver exceptional clarity, stability, and reliability in challenging aquatic environments.
- EV-60 OB Nodal Remote Head: Engineered from decades of outside broadcast experience, the EV-60 is a highly versatile and incredibly sturdy nodal head. It delivers ultra-smooth remote pan and tilt control for a wide range of industry-standard cameras, supporting both compact and handheld setups while maintaining exceptional build quality.
Unmatched Technical Partnership
Beyond hardware, Camera Corps remains a premier technical partner to host broadcasters and production companies, supplying the technical crews required to manage and integrate complex systems into wider broadcast infrastructures.
“IBC is a fantastic opportunity to engage with our partners and discuss how our specialized technical teams can support their vision,” says Barry Parker, Commercial Manager at Camera Corps. “With the launch of the Q4K, we have taken our flagship PTZ camera to the next level, providing production teams with an incredibly powerful, compact tool that seamlessly integrates into massive multi-camera IP setups. We look forward to new and existing clients to the stand to discuss how our technology and our expert crews can elevate their upcoming projects.”
Visit Us at IBC 2026
Technical directors, host broadcasters, and production professionals are invited to visit the Videndum stand (Hall 13, Stand 13.A05) at the RAI Amsterdam from 11 to 14 September 2026 to discover the future of specialty broadcasting.
About Camera Corps: Camera Corps is a world leader in the rental of specialty camera systems and technical support services for sports, media & entertainment, and corporate applications. As part of the Videndum group, the company specializes in bespoke technical solutions for the world’s most prestigious sporting and reality television events. Camera Corps continues to provide the technical foundation for the world’s most demanding broadcasts through a massive inventory of remote heads, minicams, and underwater systems.
