Have you ever wished you could control your Sony cameras directly from an ATEM video switcher, as if they were Blackmagic cameras? Even though that is officially impossible, Middle Things of Paris, France now says that the have a solution to do that, including iris (aka aperture), ISO gain (previously called ASA), focus, zoom, white balance and even advanced color adjustments as if your Sony cameras were Blackmagic. The Middle Things solution can also add a Stream Deck (from Elgato) to the mix, if desired. The only requirement is to have a computer which is on the same local network as the ATEM switcher.
For more information, visit MiddleThings.co (not.com).
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